Steinbock's argument relies heavily on a premise, according to which nonhuman animals' interests deserve no consideration.

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Steinbock's argument does not rely on the premise that nonhuman animals' interests deserve no consideration. Instead, she argues for a moral distinction between humans and animals, while still acknowledging that animals have interests that merit some level of consideration.

Steinbock's Argument Relies Heavily on a Premise, According to Which