What do you understand by watts claims

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Question 1) What do you understand by Watts' claims that the world has robbed non-human living entities from their agency? (ie. the ability of non-human beings to choose how they reside, interact and develop relationships with other non-humans)

Question 2) How does Watts explain the concept of Place-Thought? What does this have to do with Indigenous teachings and values about the interconnection and the importance of all beings and everyone's responsibilities to each other, the Earth, future generations, and all beings?

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