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DAVID PEÑA-GUZMÁN

It's just the brute fact that they dream that, in my view, has these pretty fundamental moral implications. It means that those animals have moral interests that we are obliged to take into consideration. And those can include their interest in not being harmed, their interest in continuing to live, their interest in cultivating and pursuing their own life projects unimpeded by human action, and so on.

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Do Animals Dream?

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I often wonders what my dog dreams about when her legs are running in her sleep.

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