Maybe nothing—maybe the fundamental unit of conscious experience is the observer-moment and that continuity of experience is an illusion—but the consensus on this site seems to be that it’s worth talking about in situations like eg quantum suicide or simulation.
One inferential step is too little. Really you need an interval sufficiently long for the person to think coherently and do decision theory, but short enough that they don’t get copied at all.
Maybe nothing—maybe the fundamental unit of conscious experience is the observer-moment and that continuity of experience is an illusion—but the consensus on this site seems to be that it’s worth talking about in situations like eg quantum suicide or simulation.
Maybe the inferential step would work better than the observer moment?
One inferential step is too little. Really you need an interval sufficiently long for the person to think coherently and do decision theory, but short enough that they don’t get copied at all.