"Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft -- part 1

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Found in the Struce

David Reinstein

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"Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft -- part 1

Found in the Struce

1 hour 23 minutes 57 seconds

3 years ago

"Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft -- part 1

Reading EA Forum post, "Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft ... with only a few comments and explainers

"Why it would matter if different sorts of animals possessed characteristically different intensity ranges of valenced experience" -- Jason

Oversimply perhaps, do some animals 'feel more pain' (and more pleasure) than others ... so which ones do we need to worry about (the most)?

This is a nice long post -- so I'll split these between 2 episodes.

Here, I read through "Cognitive Sophistication and Intensity of Valenced Experience"