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Jeff Sebo
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Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, NYU
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By Kristin Andrews, Jonathan Birch, Jeff Sebo| Science Magazine Verified What if markers of consciousness in humans are identified in other animals, from vertebrates to invertebrates? PHOTO: MAMETRAHARDI/ALAMY STOCKOpen in viewerHoneybees becoming “pessimistic” after stressful experiences (1); cuttlefish remembering the past and planning for the future (2); and cleaner wrasse fish seemingly recognizing themselves in a mirror (3): If scientific reports like these were accepted as evidence of consciousness, then the implications would be substantial.
By Jeff Sebo| Entertainment Mag@ Several vignettes stand out. Keane cites a colleague, Scott Stonington, a professor of anthropology and practicing physician, who did fieldwork with Thai farmers some two decades ago. End-of-life care for parents in Thailand, he writes, often forces a moral dilemma: Children feel a profound debt to their parents for giving them life, requiring them to seek whatever medical care is available, no matter how expensive or painful.
By Kristin Andrews, Jonathan Birch, Jeff Sebo| Science Magazine Verified What if markers of consciousness in humans are identified in other animals, from vertebrates to invertebrates? PHOTO: MAMETRAHARDI/ALAMY STOCKOpen in viewerHoneybees becoming “pessimistic” after stressful experiences (1); cuttlefish remembering the past and planning for the future (2); and cleaner wrasse fish seemingly recognizing themselves in a mirror (3): If scientific reports like these were accepted as evidence of consciousness, then the implications would be substantial.
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NYU
New York University (NYU) is the largest private, non-profit institution of higher education in the United States, founded in 1831. It was established to serve students pursuing careers in various fields, including arts, sciences, engineering, law, and medicine. NYU offers a wide range of academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate education, professional certifications, and continuing education opportunities. The university is known for its research initiatives and community engagement. NYU has several campuses in New York City, including Washington Square, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, along with global academic centers in cities like Abu Dhabi, Shanghai, and Paris. This extensive network provides students with opportunities for international study and research. With an enrollment of over 40,000 students from diverse backgrounds and countries, NYU fosters a vibrant and inclusive academic community. The university also supports innovation through research and collaboration with industry partners.
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