It’s helpful to use subscripts to indicate the different kinds of identity and continuity you’re considering.
Me(yesterday) is related to me(now), and that relationship is different than me(in a scanner) compared with me (in a printer). Lumping memory, anticipation, and experience into one thing is likely to lead you into incorrect beliefs.
It’s helpful to use subscripts to indicate the different kinds of identity and continuity you’re considering.
Me(yesterday) is related to me(now), and that relationship is different than me(in a scanner) compared with me (in a printer). Lumping memory, anticipation, and experience into one thing is likely to lead you into incorrect beliefs.