Monarch takes offence to Enlightenment suggesting the android Urbankans no longer had souls and not at the mention of soul - " you approach less magaste when you put the soul into the past tense!"
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The [[Minister of Persuasion]] stated that Urbankans had no comparable notion of a '[[culture]]' to the many humans they had on their ship, considering such a notion only suited for primitive people. | The [[Minister of Persuasion]] stated that Urbankans had no comparable notion of a '[[culture]]' to the many humans they had on their ship, considering such a notion only suited for primitive people. | ||
The prehistory of Urbankans, before they mass converted themselves to androids, was denigrated as a period they called "flesh time", associating it as the period where organic beings could be most susceptible to [[virus]]es and [[disease]]s | The prehistory of Urbankans, before they mass converted themselves to androids, was denigrated as a period they called "flesh time", associating it as the period where organic beings could be most susceptible to [[virus]]es and [[disease]]s. They had no conception of [[love]], the [[Minister of Enlightenment]] describing it merely as the "exchange of two fantasies". ([[TV]]: ''[[Four to Doomsday (TV story)|Four to Doomsday]]'') | ||
== History == | == History == | ||