Who decides what makes an animal an intelligent one, who decides what animal deserves rights? All this is explored in Jane Goodall’s “ESSAYS ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: Learning from the Chimpanzees: A Message Humans Can Understand”. The quote I chose “How naïve I was. As I had not had an undergraduate science education, I did not realize that animals were not supposed to have personalities, or to think, or to feel emotions or pain.” This quote is interesting to me because she clearly uses sarcasm to show her frustration with the state of abuse on chimpanzees. She uses her sarcasm to say that…