S1·E62 Can seals go to court?
Synopsis
Andreas Weber, biologist and philosopher, argues for granting animals and plants the right to defend themselves in courts, based on their capacity for sentential treatment. Legal scholar Saskia Stucki sees the possibility of a change in the law. Ecuador was the first country to grant nature its own rights in its constitution.
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When did Season 1 Episode 62 of 42: The Answer to Almost Everything air?
Season 1, Episode 62 ('Can seals go to court?') originally aired on January 29, 2023.
How long is Season 1 Episode 62 ('Can seals go to court?')?
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What happens in 42: The Answer to Almost Everything Season 1 Episode 62?
Andreas Weber, biologist and philosopher, argues for granting animals and plants the right to defend themselves in courts, based on their capacity for sentential treatment. Legal scholar Saskia Stucki sees the possibility of a change in the law. Ecuador was the first country to grant nature its own ...
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