The claim commits a symmetry fallacy: showing that human-superiority interpretations are possible does not show they are systematically preferred over equally evidenced alternatives.

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Equally evidenced alternatives(as contrasted with the human-superiority interpretation): Other possible explanations or interpretations that have just as much proof or support backing them up as the first option.
Human-superiority interpretations(as the specific interpretation being challenged): Ways of understanding or explaining something that conclude that humans are better than, more important than, or fundamentally different from other beings.
Symmetry fallacy(as a type of logical error in reasoning): A logical mistake where you assume that because two things are similar in some way, they must be equally true or equally likely—when that similarity doesn't actually prove anything.
Systematically preferred(as describing which explanation should be considered most justified): Regularly chosen or favored over other options because of evidence or good reasons—not just by accident or chance.

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