quote source: https://archive.org/details/safonov-land-in-bloom/page/318/mode/2up?view=theater
Concerning his own future as a Soviet scientist, [Lysenko] speaks in the following terms:
“In our Soviet Union men and women are not born: organisms are born, but men and women are made—tractor drivers, motor drivers, mechanics, academicians, scientists. I was not born a man, I was made a man. And to feel that you are living in such an environment is more than being happy.”
Lysenko was a land of contrasts
A... land...?
If I say something that seems strange and nonsensical, it's usually a reference to The Simpsons
Organisms are born, but lands are made.
The word "land" would undoubtedly benefit from having an ablaut plural