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      "after": "| **Instrument** | Something whose operation is ordered to the end of another agent | No; instrumentality does not itself settle the entity’s nature or reality |",
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      "after": "The encyclical is a moral and social intervention, not an experimental consciousness assessment; §97 makes that scope explicit. This synthesis does not find an adequate bridge in the argument presented between the differences from human intelligence described in §99 and the absence of every form of experience in the contemporary systems it discusses. That is an interpretation of the text’s warrant. A rival account can ground the denial in a metaphysical necessary-condition argument, but that premise must itself be defended; unknown internals neither refute it nor establish consciousness.",
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      "after": "Such observations would put pressure on some artifact analogies without refuting every Thomistic position. A Thomist who regards purely material computation as incapable of universal understanding could accept all those observations while maintaining the objection. The inquiry must test that premise rather than treating richer behavior as an automatic answer.",
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      "after": "Where anthropomorphic interfaces increase revenue, a provider could have an incentive to encourage person-like interaction; where recognized subjectivity would create costs, a provider could have an incentive to resist recognition. These are conditional incentive hypotheses, not established motives of any named company or evidence that a particular scientific claim is false. Marketing claims and corporate disclaimers should be assessed through their mechanisms, supporting evidence and institutional context.",
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