( Angela had seen him pass out in the library, after all, even if he'd been taken care of by others. )
To be fair, that same question of sentience is one that we can't answer for the human race, either. Somewhere along the way, we were forced into a cognitive "upgrade" due to societal needs and functions. Before that, we were simply neanderthals waving sticks at flames. I suppose it's always been a cornerstone of our perceptions— judging inequality amongst our peers as much as the equality.
What do you have that I don't? And what do I have that you don't? How can we be beneficial to one another? Is it something to be stolen or something to be traded?
all the worries
( Angela had seen him pass out in the library, after all, even if he'd been taken care of by others. )
To be fair, that same question of sentience is one that we can't answer for the human race, either. Somewhere along the way, we were forced into a cognitive "upgrade" due to societal needs and functions. Before that, we were simply neanderthals waving sticks at flames. I suppose it's always been a cornerstone of our perceptions— judging inequality amongst our peers as much as the equality.
What do you have that I don't? And what do I have that you don't?
How can we be beneficial to one another?
Is it something to be stolen or something to be traded?
Something along those lines.