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by lisper
2233 days ago
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> a condition for OP’s question that being: > If we remove our "selves" from our bodies, are we still us? But answering this is now a straightforward thought experiment. You just approach it incrementally. If you replace your limbs with prosthetics, are you still you? If you get a heart-lung transplant, are you still you? If you get an artificial heart, are you still you? etc. > a somehow unique, identifiable self which ... is how most people view themselves Well, yeah, but that's a limit of our present technology, not necessarily a fundamental aspect of what it means to be human. Technology redefines the answer to that question all the time. |
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