[User23]

> There is one you, the whole you, no part meaningfully separable from the other, not "diff"able, because the hormones are not some external force acting on The Real You (TM) but a physical manifestation of The One You (TM). If you manipulate body/head/hormones, you literally change The One You, to varying degrees depending on the intervention, obviously.

Incidentally this is exactly Catholic teaching on the human person.

In fact I find it striking how in line with traditional Christian philosophy your judgments are. For example the need for a supernaturally provided moral code that’s comprehensible to us follows from the reality that the human intellect truly is incapable of conceiving the possibility infinite higher order consequences of our actions. Thankfully we have some basic heuristics like don’t kill people for no reason that help us out there.

Edit: child has lost the plot. The point is the limitations of the intellect create a need for a moral science.

[avgcorrection]

> In fact I find it striking how in line with traditional Christian philosophy your judgments are.

I find it not surprising that someone would latch onto a description of non-duality as something curiously “in line” with a particular religion.