Sentient used in a sentence

Sentient in a sentence as an adjective

* I have no idea what connection you're trying to draw between sentient life and QM.

I wonder what an sentient life form evolved from this environment would be like?I feel a short story coming on.

I think the idea is that they have plenty of contact with meat-based living forms, but none of them are intelligent or sentient.

If insects have no sentient attributes like mercy, how can they slaughter others mercilessly?Easy.

You were supposed to be uncomfortable with the idea of a sentient sex-slave - which is supposed to get you to start thinking, at what point do you draw the line?

We should not be surprised that we observe the one that happened to have the conditions conducive to the evolution of a sentient observer.

Does anyone remember a thread of comments on HN a year or two ago where a guy was placing bets that he could totally swing your opinion on giving a sentient AI freedom?

Without that never-ending dialog in our heads, we're not really sentient, and without a language, we can't have that dialog...Again, way more here, but this was the big thing I took away.

NSA denies mind-reading allegations: "We do not 'view' Americans' thoughts, they're stored in a secure database that only non-sentient neural networks can access".

Taking a sentient human being and throwing them in a cage is a profoundly violent act. I find it troubling that you guys so casually reach for it as a punitive tool, particularly when the subject has neither committed physical violence nor poses such a threat to others.

One possible implication of this is that our existence as sentient beings may simultaneously be a consequence and the cause of a universe that can give rise to sentient beings.

The problem is that our culture tends to bundle intent with sexism, which is not the case - whether a process is sexist or not is completely independent from intent, or even whether there is a sentient agent behind it.

Do principles of cultural development such as the ones presented in "Guns, germs and steel" hold for non-Earth civilizations?And if we find advanced sentient life that is much older than we are, that will be even more interesting.

Even if I had a million dollars, I would still be unable to achieve the things I really want to see in this life like meeting aliens or curing death or talking to a sentient computer, that are unlikely to happen anytime soon.