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concept:double-standardDouble Standard
The inconsistent willingness to infer sentience in animals vs. plants based on similar behavioral evidence.
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Questions (1)
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- Central question of the commentary; challenges the double standard in attributing sentience.
Events (1)
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- Commentary on Segundo-Ortin & Calvo (2023) arguing for plant sentience via multiple realizability and substrate independence, published in Animal Sentience.
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