“He has brain waves!” she shouted. “He has the same kind of brain waves as chickens. As a matter of fact, his… — Sheri S. Tepper
“He has brain waves!” she shouted.
“He has the same kind of brain waves as chickens. As a matter of fact, his brain waves are virtually indistinguishable from those of chickens.”
“He’s not a chicken. He’s a human being!”
Leelson’s face was very pale, his mouth was hard. “Morphologically, he’s a human being. Mentally, he’s a chicken.”
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