Steinbock Argues That Humans Are Justified in Counting Our Interests

question 974

True/False

Steinbock argues that humans are justified in counting our interests more heavily than the interests of animals.

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Languages

Denotes systems of communication used by a particular community or country, often consisting of written and spoken forms.

Cultures

Cultures encompass the social behavior, norms, knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws, customs, capabilities, and habits of the individuals in these social groups.

PolyChronic

A cultural attitude towards time, viewing it as flexible and multitasking as preferable, allowing multiple activities to be done simultaneously.

Low-Context Culture

A culture in which communication is expected to be explicit and direct, with less reliance on unspoken context.