Destiny would be traumatized by that. ?Wait!? Sam called out. ?I’ll tell you.?Karen grinned smugly as she turned to Samantha. ?You’ll tell me w...at??Samantha hung her head. ?I’ll tell you the password.??Whisper it to me,? said Karen. ?I don’t want the others to hear what you say. And if I don’t get the same word from all three of you, you’ll all be fisted at the same time.?Sam just nodded slowly. ?Succotash,? she whispered. She knew she was taking a chance by using the fake word. Karen. I knew he liked cubbyholes, little, tight places to hide things. Where he hid the vial reaffirmed that. I went over that place from top to bottom. I found some information on many areas of research but not what I expected to find. Most of the hiding places were bare.I got much closer to Mary and Andy during that time. Andy had been programmed to be my slave Uncle Bert had said. But he also said her natural proclivity as a woman to love a man was directed at me. During this period, I could see. ..” she paused, watching my face. “An expert is someone who knows more and more about less and less until he knows everything about nothing at all.”I had to laugh. I’ve quoted that saying myself a few times.She looked around, handing me the binoculars, and took a deep breath. “This is really something,” she murmured, then, louder, looking at me, “I’ve lived in cities all my life, even...” she broke off. She must have interpreted the look on my face, because she went on, “I don’t want to bore. " Mister Beeton has been telling us of the difficulty of recruiting engineers, technicians and scientists." Yes, indeed. The main problem is there just aren't many men anyway, and only a tiny proportion of those there are have the right mental set." Have you considered recruiting women?"The man sighed. "Yes. Before the War, more than half of our students were female, though not so much in the sciences and technology. But the present social climate..." Yes. Quite. Supposing the Committee pressed.