Steinbock argues that humans are justified in counting our interests more heavily than the interests of animals.

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Steinbock, in her discussions on the moral status of animals versus humans, argues that while animals have interests and their welfare should be considered, humans are justified in giving greater weight to human interests due to morally relevant differences between humans and animals, such as the capacity for moral agency.

Steinbock Argues That Humans Are Justified in Counting Our Interests