 How is the book "Living a Normal Sex Life" seen by these people?
The machines bear the exact number of children each year to balance the number of us whom the gods claim. Rocsates leaned forward and asked, "Must there not—must there not have been a beginning to Prelife? It is recorded most scientifically in the films." "May it not be," Rocsates put in, "that these animals had no machines to reproduce their kind? And is there not a legend—admitted only a legend—that says there was a time before the machines, and before the Maternite Machine, and that at such a time both the animals and Men reproduced from within their own bodies?" Therefore, they have not been read in the known history of our race.
 They respect its truths but are nervous about its implications
 It is frightening in an exciting way, for the people to learn something new  They respect its truths but are nervous about its implications  It is an important historical text appreciated from a research perspective  It is a rare artefact of a less-understood time