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"Forrest E. Morgan’s “The Synthetic Woman” is a masterful and deeply compelling work of speculative fiction that redefines what it means to be human in an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. This novel is a stunning achievement—both a "
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"The Synthetic Woman is an exceptional near-future thriller that is not only entertaining but also thought-provoking. What will happen when androids become human, with all our talents and faults, but infinitely magnified? It's bound to happen. Are we "
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“First, however, the student must realize that any system he or she may practice is artificial. That is to say, mastery of it is not the desired end in itself but only a vehicle towards that end. Second, the individual must be able to subdue the external gratifications of rank, prestige, competitive victory, and ego in general for the truer rewards of personal development. Finally, the prospective adherent must realize that The Martial Way does not start and end at the door of the training hall. It is a way of life in which every action, in and out of the training hall, is done in the context of warriorship.”
― Living the Martial Way: A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think
― Living the Martial Way: A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think
“But true mastery in The Martial Way involves more than mere physical prowess and expertise. The master warrior is a man of character, a man of wisdom and insight. These goals are far more elusive than those regarding technical expertise. Elusive they may be, but you can begin the long road towards character development by learning to recognize and pursue internal versus external objectives.”
― Living the Martial Way: A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think
― Living the Martial Way: A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think
“You might wonder why a waitress, bricklayer, or doctor—individuals neither born into a warrior heritage nor involved in the profession of arms—would want to think of themselves as warriors in today’s society. One could have asked Funakoshi the same question. If you recall, the warrior caste in Okinawa and Japan were abolished shortly after his birth. He no longer had any legal status as a warrior. In fact, he was a school teacher by occupation. But that didn’t change his identity. He was still a member of an elite part of society. Warriors are special people. Since they understand the concept of honor, they set their ethical standards above most of the rest of society. Since they pattern their lives around the pursuit of excellence, they tend to achieve in their chosen vocations. Why would people in today’s society want to think of themselves as warriors? Because warriorship is an extraordinary and powerful way to live!”
― Living the Martial Way: A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think
― Living the Martial Way: A Manual for the Way a Modern Warrior Should Think
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