sentience in A Sentence

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    Animals' lives matter: Sentience and feelings count.

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    It has Sentience and is capable of communicating.

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    Could a sedentary organism develop intelligence, or even Sentience?

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    Animals as persons: Can we scale intelligence or Sentience?

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    Of recognizing the sacredness and the Sentience of all life, not just human life.

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    In so doing, the court granted legal significance to the dog's“Sentience”- his capacity to experience feelings, and pain.

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    We need to consider what we know about animal Sentience when we intrude into their lives, even if it is on their behalf.

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    De Waal discusses facial expressions, the emotions behind human politics, the illusion of free will, animal Sentience, and, of course, Mama's life and death.

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    (Science fiction writers also use the words“Sentience”,“sapience,”“self-awareness” or“ghost”- as in the Ghost in the Shell manga and anime series- to describe this essential human property).

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    Humans always view themselves as creators and our quest to create Sentience in machines has been something which has been going on since the advent of computers.

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    Under the Theft Act 1968, animal companions are legally regarded as inanimate objects when stolen- their Sentience and role within the family are not taken into consideration.

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    In fact, the scientific evidence for animals being sentient is vast- so clear that three scientists read 2,500 papers studying Sentience in non-human animals and concluded confidently that Sentience does indeed exist.

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    As we learn more about animal Sentience, which puts in question previously held dogma, I hope we can use this knowledge to change the way we interact with, and provide for, all animals.

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    This is important not only because of what we now know about the cognitive and emotional lives(consciousness and Sentience) of other animals(Bekoff 2007, Bekoff and Pierce 2009) but also as a moral imperative for providing modern solutions for sharing space with nature and for fostering the possibility for diverse species to live in peaceful coexistenceHinchliffe et al.

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