Animals have the capacity to feel pain and pleasure from "summary" of Animal Liberation by Peter Singer
In our modern society, it is widely accepted that animals have the capacity to feel pain and pleasure. This realization is not a new one, but it has taken time for it to become a mainstream belief. Through scientific research and observation, we have come to understand that animals, like humans, are sentient beings capable of experiencing a wide range of emotions. When we think about pain and pleasure, we often associate these feelings with our own experiences. We know what it feels like to be in pain, to suffer, and to seek pleasure and happiness. It is only natural then to extend this understanding to animals, who exhibit similar behaviors when they are in distress or when they are content. The ability to feel pain and pleasure is a fundamental aspect of being alive. It is a universal experience that transcends species boundaries. Just as we would not wa...
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