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This information supplied Humphrey with so much matter for thought that he went out and brooded for a whole day . Wherein remains much matter of instruction for all who are in high place . You have to know , for instance , that we use a controlled vocabulary , and that our term is " stone " It is unimaginable that the availability of so much matter for thought wo n't alter the scholarship of the next generation . One thing is certain , he was too much a of scholar to indulge in any vulgar prejudice against the Roman Catholic Church , and too much of a gentleman to insult her priests . There is one within who is wiser than I. " BWENE sat in the shadow at the back of his own cave , for Dit was there that he had found that he could think best , and he had much matter for thought , in a mind that was aware of its own ignorance ( in which he was as ourselves ) , and which was impeded by the things which he thought he knew ( as men will be to the end ) . One thing that came up , during our class discussion about knowing the body biologically , was that Paul 's schema of " boxes " ( representing signals from presumably four different brain regions ) contributing to gender identity omitted one of " intensity " - - or how much matters of sex and gender matter to one , how important the impulses to identify oneself in terms of either sexual object choice or gender .