Knowing
Knowing adjective - Having inside information.
Sentient and knowing are semantically related in experienced topic. In some cases you can use "Sentient" instead an adjective "Knowing".
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He tortures toys in the most vicious ways, though he has no way of knowing that the toys are actually sentient.
Source: Western Animation / Toy Story - Though in their defense, they had no way of knowing that the computer program he had dialed into was really sentient.
Source: Police Are Useless / Film - The Cubing, a season 2 episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, featured the Wisdom Cube, a sentient and supposedly all-knowing cube from space who may just be the most obnoxious being in existence.
Source: Living Polyhedron
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