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It's Bleak, man | Nicolas Delon

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Compassion, by the Pound: The Economics of Farm Animal Welfare | F. Bailey Norwood, Jayson L. Lusk

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Animal Conservation Ethics and the Population Problem | Leif Brostrom DeVaney

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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The Mystery of Morality [What and Who Matters] | Unbelievable Podcast

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Skepticism About Artificial Consciousness [and Sentience] | Adam Littman Davis

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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In the classroom! - Teaching teachers about the Sentientism worldview

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Whether you're an Indian cow 🐮 or the human infant 👶selected, without consent, to be the next reincarnated #DalaiLama, maybe being worshipped is just another form of autonomy-destroying exploitation?

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Sentientist Constitutions? | Raffael Fasel and John Adenitire

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Expansive Modes of Multispecies Knowing Toward Nonviolence in the Early Jain Canon | Brianne Donaldson

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Physicalism Is More Intuitive Than Your Mom | Pavel Stankov

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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The Distribution Question [What or who is conscious?] is for Panpsychists and Idealists, Too | Sophie Nelson

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Why We Ignore the Suffering of Wild Animals | Animal Ethics

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Assessing Artificial Intelligence For Animal Welfare Biases - Faunalytics

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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“Should we go extinct?”

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Join the Animal Freedom Movement

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Rethinking Sentience: Invertebrates as Worthy of Moral Consideration | Cecília de Souza Valente

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Animals and the Constitution - Towards Sentience-Based Constitutionalism | John Adenitire (Sentientism guest episode # ) and Raffael Fasel

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Just how big should "The Moral Circle" be? Animals, AIs, fungi, plants, microbes, electrons, people who annoy us on the internet?

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Great new VINE resource on "Understanding veganism as a worldview" for RE teachers (and also everyone else!)

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Sentientist Picnic - London 27th July 2025

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Happy #worldsentientismday! (summer version - we have one for each solstice 🙂)

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Is the Sentientism worldview anti-dogmatic or a dogma?

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Taking Artificial Intelligences Seriously: The Grounds of Well-Being and Obligations to Artificial Moral Patients | Tuğba Yoldaş

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Long-term Future and Non-anthropocentric Value | Oskari Sivula

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!

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Hacking the Hard Problem of Consciousness with the ‘Consciousness as Rich Information Theory’ (CRIT) | Richard M. Naber

Sentientism is "evidence, reason and compassion for all sentient beings". It's a naturalistic worldview committed to using evidence and reason when working out what to believe. It's also sentiocentric - granting moral consideration to all sentient beings. That's any being capable of experiencing suffering (bad things) or flourishing (good things). There's more at Sentientism.info and on our Sentientism YouTube and Podcast. Our communities (here and FaceBook for example) are open to all!