“The quest tosurviveis innate in all sentient beings.” Verb ▲ (of an object)To continue to exist, especially over a (long) period of time “We are determined to ensure that these natural wonderssurvivefor future generations to appreciate.” ...
That Romero adheres to this view is shown by his defining the World as “the composition of all actual events and processes” ─ the weasel word being ‘actual’. Hopefully, not all possible events are also actual; for if they were/are there is “nothing new under the sun” and as ...
We’ve witnessed AI break the mold of traditional computing, stepping into roles that demand creativity—a trait once thought to be the exclusive realm of sentient beings. Like any proud techy, I remember the first time I encountered an AI-generated artwork. It was 2018, and a piece called ...
because instead of his usual short report—here’s the mission, flight path, time and delivery, return to base—you see two whole paragraphs. But you can’t read them, they’re scribbled and stained. Except for the word “Dresden.” On those runs, he was aiming his bombs at the railro...
Well, arguably, it is ethically required to enjoy existence: A) You are more productive when you are happy, thus more able to help other suffering sentient beings. B) If you are happy instead of miserable there is one less suffering sentient being in this cosmos. C) If we assume an ...
I don’t know if this applies to other minds, but reasoning of this sort helps at least me to give less weight to my own quirky idiosyncratic, “selfish” values and focus more on my “bland”, generic values and utilitarian preferences such as reducing the suffering of sentient beings in...
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Tsa-tsa, a word transliterated from Sanskrit to Tibetan, refers to the miniature Buddha and stupas molded with clay in Tibet. This special Buddhist art form resulted from the prosperous development of Buddhist culture, and was transmitted to Tibet by pilgrims from India. ...
While the French law recognizes animals as sentient beings, the average population considers them “objects”.Remember, this is the country where hunting constitutes “cultural patrimony”,where songbirds are caught in glue traps, and where wildlife species suffer atrociously painful deaths in maiming...
Because they are sentient: feel, they are all conscious of being awake and in the world, and self conscious of their own body/mind beings. To survive and breed, they learn about their world and therefore have experiences and acquire knowledge about the environment and the social norms and ha...