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these things don’t speak.
to date, we have not discovered a confirmed sentient species that doesn’t speak.
What we all do, Isabel, is speak.”
Janice Meyer
A sentience case is the sort of thing lawyers live to argue, on either side.
So I might as well just shut up.” “Actually, you can’t do that now,” Sullivan said.
the judge orders the evidence examined by Colonial Authority experts on xenosapience,
“You’ll do something good for her career for once,” Aubrey said. “She’ll get kicked upstairs, you’ll get kicked upstairs, even Bourne here will get kicked upstairs.”
“So that takes cares of the humans,” he said. “What about the fuzzys?”
You have the power to get the right ruling here for everyone.” “Sure,” Holloway said. “And all I have to do is make Isabel look like a fool.”
“Not to put too fine a point on it, Holloway, but you’ve done that before, haven’t you?”
Better to be a monkey and not be able to understand what’s been taken from you, than to be a man and be able to understand all too well—and be helpless to stop it.
that way Holloway knew was the fuzzy telling him it required his assistance.
communication
Papa squeaked.
Papa opened its mouth again.
Papa opened its mouth a third time
Sullivan
Holloway.
“You and Isabel are like witnesses, not defendants.” “Right,” Holloway said. “It’s the fuzzys who are the defendants.”
Janice Meyer