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"sentient" is often used casually when "sapient" is meant don't whether that's country-level language variation, an example of language evolution ;), or just s
by Xorakios 3y ago
"sentient" is often used casually when "sapient" is meant
don't whether that's country-level language variation, an example of language evolution ;), or just sloppiness.
- thriftwy 3y ago"Sapient" is a stupid term because a Denisovian or Neanderthal were likely able to produce a piece of research with some assistance, while being a Homo {not Sapient}.