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The original was posted on /r/science by /u/chrisdh79 on 2025-02-27 12:00:35+00:00.

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In fact, new research has shown that many responses in the larger invertebrates were complex, long-lasting, and pretty consistent with criteria for pain that had been produced initially for vertebrates such as rats. Octopuses, for example, can perform amazing feats of learning to avoid painful environments and choose painkilling environments. All this establishes and quantifies “feelings” in beings that are very different from us.

Yet, however far the science gets us, we could use the precautionary principle: we could assume it is possible that invertebrates have feelings, however differently they may be crafted by the millions of years of evolution they went through before we arrived.

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The first documents tell of an abbey had occupying the site of the castle in the 11th century. The castle first gets mentioned in the 13th century. Originally the castle had three wings, 4 towers and a double wall surrounding it. Renovations in the 16th century transformed the wing above the river Loire into a "grand corps de logis" ("grand" living quarters) which overlooked a newly constructed bridge over the river. The bridge disappeared in a flood in the same century and most parts of the castle did not fare much better. The wing with the "grand corps de logis" is the only one which survived until today.

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The all nude Fediverse site featuring members of Lemmy, Mastodon, Pixelfed and other Fediverse sites has been postponed in order for all Fediverse members to get into better shape. "We cannot afford to disappoint our paying customers" said Anita Bath, a leading Fediverse influencer.

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Ogwen valley, Eryri/Snowdonia, Wales, UK.