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    Challenges→It is unwarranted to require that intelligent creatures must be capable of enjoying the same things humans enjoy

    An intelligent creature ought to have the capacity to enjoy some kinds of things, but not necessarily human-specific things

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    An interesting question to ask, before we address these claims directly, is whether we should suppose that intelligent creatures from some other part of the universe would necessarily be able to do these things. Why, for example, should we suppose that there must be something deficient about a creature that does not enjoy—or that is not able to enjoy—strawberries and cream? True enough, we might suppose that an intelligent creature ought to have the capacity to enjoy some kinds of things—but it

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