> If humans aren't exceptional, do we acknowledge some sort of responsibility to provide for ants? Can they draw on welfare? This is a funny statement, because

> If humans aren't exceptional, do we acknowledge some sort of responsibility to provide for ants? Can they draw on welfare? This is a funny statement, because it is prefaced with a pretense of abandoning human exceptionalism, and then goes on to ask a question with implicit human exceptionalism; As if the ants need humans to take care of them even though they've been around for ~92 million years.