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We don’t know, in the same way that we don’t know that there is no God… It’s far more likely than not that they do experience things.
by solumunus 4mo ago
We don’t know, in the same way that we don’t know that there is no God… It’s far more likely than not that they do experience things.
- simiones 4mo ago> It’s far more likely than not that they do experience things. I don't think this is a fair statement. I also happen to believe that there are no gods and that most animals have subjective experiences in some sense similar to our own (while I also believe that atoms and rocks don't), but I don't really think there is a meaningful probability you can associate with either position.
- solumunus 4mo agoThat they don’t experience anything would be a more shocking revelation to almost everyone, I think.