Definition: Omnist is a concept in the field of philosophy that refers to the idea that all beings are equal and have inherent value. It suggests that humans, animals, plants, and other forms of life should be treated as equals and not simply viewed through the lens of their biological differences. The term was first coined by philosopher Martin Heidegger in his work "On Being" (1928) to express a belief that humanity is fundamentally equal and should be valued equally. It has since