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Sentience generally refers to the capacity to experience feelings, perceptions, and consciousness. It is often associated with the ability to have subjective experiences—such as sensations, emotions, and awareness of oneself and one's environment. In philosophical terms, sentience is frequently contrasted with intellect or cognitive abilities, focusing instead on the qualitative experience of being able to feel and sense.

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