- Wisdom, also
known as
sapience, is the
ability to
apply knowledge, experience, and good
judgment to
navigate life’s complexities. It is
often ****ociated...
- to
certain rights or
welfare protection measures,
similarly to animals.
Sapience (a set of
capacities related to high intelligence, such as discernment...
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philosophy of religion, politics, and society. He is a co-founder of the
Sapience Institute, and
instructor at
Cambridge Arabic College.
Holding multiple...
- In
science fiction, "sentience" is
sometimes used
interchangeably with "
sapience", "self-awareness", or "consciousness". "Sentience" was
first coined by...
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sapience (400 bphs, ****embly GRCh38.p3). Last
update 2014-03-04.
Retrieved 2017-04-26.
Genome Decoration Page, NCBI.
Ideogram data for Homo
sapience (550...
- and
tourism in
wildlife habitats, and made more
people acknowledge the
sapience of gorillas.
Following the
killing of a
gorilla and
subsequent tensions...
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local context.
Intelligence is,
along with the more
precise concept of
sapience, used to
describe extraterrestrial life with
similar cognitive abilities...
- des mélanges et de
fragments d'un
Commentaire sur l'Amphithéâtre de la
Sapience éternelle de Khunrath, by
Nicolas de Villiers. Paris: Préface de Vincent...
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aspects of one's personality,
social and
emotional behaviour, knowledge, or
sapience are
later imprinted by one's
environment onto the mind as one
would onto...
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Animal cognition encomp****es the
mental capacities of non-human animals,
including insect cognition. The
study of
animal conditioning and
learning used...
