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How to reasonably object to artificiality, when all of anthropology spotlighted how artificial all cultural institutions actually were?

Nancy Kress

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About Nancy Kress

Nancy Kress (born January 20, 1948) is an American science fiction writer. She also used the pseudonym Anna Kendall for one young adult fantasy trilogy.

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Pen Names: Anna Kendall

Birth Name: Nancy Anne Koningisor

Alternative Names: Nancy Anne Kress

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Kim Stanley Robinson Robert A. Heinlein Charles Sheffield Stephen Baxter Jack McDevitt

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Judge not. No culture was better than another, no culture should be deemed in need of uplifting. Crap! It was the worst kind of moral laziness masquerading as cultural relativism.

By pure chance then, by pure chance now. Unfair.
But he’d always known that was true of the universe.

When you don’t know what you’re doing, Kaufman reflected, you can easily recycle from other efforts where you also didn’t know what you were doing.

How to reasonably object to artificiality, when all of anthropology spotlighted how artificial all cultural institutions actually were? - Nancy Kress

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