Steinbock argues that:
A) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because there are morally relevant differences between human and nonhuman animals' capacities.
B) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because there are relevant differences between human and nonhuman animals' levels of sentience.
C) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because nonhuman animals lack the capacity to feel pain and enjoyment.
D) We are justified to give greater consideration to human interests because nonhuman animals have no interests at all.

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Steinbock argues that the morally relevant differences in capacities between humans and nonhuman animals justify giving greater consideration to human interests.

Steinbock Argues That