Even a blade of grass is sentient of the sun traveling across the sky; and a worm of the rain drowning it in the ground.
You mean sapience. But so long as you have consciousness, you have sapience. You can not be lacking in sapience; you either have it in aces, or you are are dead or unconscious.
False, but I do wonder what will happen in the future with advanced artificial intelligence, and the moral implications of actually running the software.
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The hard problem of consciousness cannot be resolved by humans. The unresolvable problem is how to explain the existence of qualia.
I'm not too sure what sentience is, but if a creature can love and feel hurt, it has a right to live.
(I'm voting false.)
False.
Even a blade of grass is sentient of the sun traveling across the sky; and a worm of the rain drowning it in the ground.
You mean sapience. But so long as you have consciousness, you have sapience. You can not be lacking in sapience; you either have it in aces, or you are are dead or unconscious.
False, but I do wonder what will happen in the future with advanced artificial intelligence, and the moral implications of actually running the software.
True.
True..