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Cheska

This rationale could not be more urgent and more appropriate to the times.
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Matthew Wray Perry

The baseline for who matters morally is whether or not things matter to a living being – sentience captures this. @MW_Perry
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George

Because every sentient being deserves to live a life free from unnecessary suffering.
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Clare Harris

I think that subjective experiences matter, and suffering is wrong, no matter who or “what” experiences it. @ClareDHarris
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Jon Nugent

Sentience is the only logical foundation for ethics. @JonNugentPhoto1
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Speciesamused

We are not the superior animal just because we believe it is so. Too few humans acknowledge we are all animals. I am Vegan on their behalf. @speciesamused
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Daniel Ouka

Principles of humanism extended beyond humans. @Dan_Ouka_Writes
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Dominique Ghijselinck

Humanity should come out of the human-centric bubble. However, too often animals are viewed with partisan sentimentality or ignorant disregard, as economic utility or nuisances. I think we need to […]
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Ariana Williams

All animals think and feel whether an ant or elephant, shark or lobster. We are not outside of the animal kingdom, we are part of it.
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Rem Secora Pearl

I am a sentientist because I believe that no living being is inherently more valuable than another based on immutable traits: race, gender, age, or species. The value of life […]
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Lisa Musgrove

Acknowledging sentience and the ability to suffer in all beings, is just the first step towards a fair and decent world. We must also do everything we can to prevent […]
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Cynthia Stewart

Sentience is all that matters. Cynthia on Facebook
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Jennifer Greene

Because I care about what’s true and what’s fair, and would hasten the day when it’s the norm to take seriously the interests of sentient beings, human and otherwise.
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Arturs Kanepajs

Sentientism addresses the most important blind spots of Humanism. @ArtursKanepajs
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Tom

Basic rights are not limited to one species, even if we pretend they are.
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Seth Oakes

I’ve chosen to follow this idea because I believe all life is worthy of freedom, happiness, and love with very general intrinsic value surviving in a world which they choose […]
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Jared Conahan

All the sentient creatures of the earth are deserving of equal treatment. We are born of the same family and it is beyond unethical for one species to lay waste […]
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Amy Williams

Because we all share a common ancestor and common instincts and biological machinery. To pretend we are very different from our fellow earthlings, particularly other mammals, is hubris.
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Cindy Butler Mancini, Ph.D.

I’m a sentientist because the collective denial of the suffering of other beings makes us unworthy of our privileged place among the creatures of this planet.
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David Clemens

Without evidence why believe a thing?
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Rohin Shah

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Philip Powell

Its the first place to start. It is the basic unit of any ethical system. Philip on Facebook
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Beornn McCarthy

I’m a sentientist because the sentient united will never be defeated! @beornnmccarthy LiteraryChange Blog
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Irene Theochari

I’m a sentientist because I believe that non-human animals have the same right to freedom from enslavement, exploitation and torture, as human animals. They have the same capacity for pleasure […]
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Kevin Saldanha

We seem to have developed a different attitude to sentient animals based on their utility (or competition) to humans as written about by Jonathan Foer in ‘Some we love, some […]
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Richard

If you take a moment out of your busy day to think about life on Earth, it’s obvious that all sentient life whether arachnids, mollusks, reptiles, insects, birds, mammals, amphibians […]
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Jaron Hall

*Everything* we care about begins at the conscious subjective experience. It is the case that a subjective experience avoids pain, so it is the case we must seek to avoid […]
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Josh Milburn

“I am a sentientist because I recognise that all sentient beings have a life that can go better and worse for them. This is enough for us to recognise that […]
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Tyler John

Flourishing and suffering feel just the same no matter whose mind they are found in. @tyler_m_john
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Brenda de Groot

I am a sentientist because I believe sentience is the best, and only, criterion for granting moral consideration. Sentientism has the potential to create a just world for all conscious, […]
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Floris van den Berg

“I am a sentientist because: Suffering matters to those who suffer. Sentientism means having compassion for all those who suffer – both human and nonhuman. Sentientism means emancipating all sentient […]
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Alasdair Cochrane

I am a sentientist because I believe our moral frameworks and political systems ought to respect the interests of each and every individual who can suffer and take joy from […]
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Sylvia Corte

I am a sentientist because I spend almost all my life observing animals, so I have no doubts about their sentience. My question is: now that evidence from science, reasoning, […]
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Salanieta Koro

I think… therefore I am a sentientist. Salanieta on FaceBook
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Stijn Bruers

“Sentientism means that we should take into account all and everyone’s positive and negative feelings, without arbitrary exceptions. No-one and nothing can consistently or reasonably object to sentientism, because disagreeing […]
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Anita Alfoldi

I am a sentientist because I believe that all sentient beings have a right to Fairness and Justice. No animal should have to suffer intentionally or be condemned to suffer […]
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Chris Shalendra

I am a sentientist because I believe evidence, reason and compassion to all beings is a necessary step to take for a better world. @CShalendra
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Corey Lee Wrenn

Corey is a sociologist and scholar of social movements and human-nonhuman relations. She is a lecturer in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research at the University of […]
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Religious people and atheists should team up to help animals

David Clough is Professor and Chair in Theology and Applied Sciences at the University of Aberdeen. A Sentientism conversation about what's real, who matters and how to make a better world.
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“The United Nations has two core defects” – Peace Entrepreneur Anders Reagan – on Sentientism Ep:225

Anders Reagan is a peace entrepreneur, philosopher, academic, and technologist. He is founding director of the Peace and Conflict Science Institute (PACS). A Sentientism Conversation.
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“We’re like babies running around with machine guns” – Mike Berners-Lee – on Sentientism ep:224

Mike Berners-Lee is a professor and fellow of the Institute for Social Futures at Lancaster University. His latest book is A Climate of Truth. A Sentientism conversation.
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What (and who) Are Zoos For? – Heather Browning and ‪Walter Veit‬ on Sentientism ep:223

A Sentientism conversation with philosophers Heather Browning and Walter Veit about their book "What Are Zoos For?"
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