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Kira Trainor

For me, there is no choice but to care for the suffering of other sentient beings. I identify as a sentiocentrist rather than a sentientist because I am not committed to strict naturalism. I suspect consciousness is fundamental, which leaves room for a lot of mysteries. I don’t believe those mysteries point to an all-loving universe or god. Yet sentience exists, compassion exists, goodness exists. Those are my gods.

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Magnus Vinding | Compassionate Purpose, Reasoned Politics, Suffering-Focused Ethics | Sentientism 252

Magnus Vinding is the co-founder of the Center For Reducing Suffering. A Sentientism conversation.
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Magnus Vinding | Compassionate Purpose, Reasoned Politics, Suffering-Focused Ethics | Sentientism 252

Magnus Vinding is the co-founder of the Center For Reducing Suffering. A Sentientism conversation.
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Denise Baden | Is Sustainable Ethical Business Just Bulls**t? | Sentientism 251

Denise Baden is a Professor of Sustainable Business at the University of Southampton. She also writes both fiction and non-fiction.
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How to Change Humanity | Björn Ólafsson | Sentientism 250

Björn Ólafsson works in research and research communication for the animal protection movement, bridging the gap between academic researchers and on-the-ground advocates.
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