On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 5:05 AM, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:

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>> If "you" doesn't mean remembering being a man in Helsinki then I ask for
>> the 9999 time, what the hell does the personal pronoun "you" mean? If Bruno
>> is unable to give a coherent answer to that question, and by now it's
>> pretty clear that Bruno can not, then please stop using that word when
>> trying to tackle issues like personal identity or the unique feeling of
>> self.​
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> You makes me say what I did not say.
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> I repeat: "you" meant, since always, "remembering being the man in
> Helsinki".
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> What I said, is that the definition, which I use, does not determine the
> 1p.
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​Well of course it doesn't determine *THE* 1p because in a world with
people duplicating machines there is no such thing as *THE* 1p.  ​


> ​> ​
> You can be in both city, but you will feel in once city.
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​Who can ​be in both cities but you will feel in one city?

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>> you cannot live both experience at once
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>> Who ​cannot live both experiences at once?
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> Anyone,
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What about anytwo? ​

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>>> The guy has been duplicated, there is no such thing as " *the* 1p".
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>> It is, obviously, the 1p that you will live in
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> The 1p that who will live in?
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> You,
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​And who is "you"?

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The 1p that you will live in
​. And who is "you" again? The person that has the 1p. And who has this 1p?
You. A
nd round and round we go.

So at this point why would Bruno continue to use that personal pronoun?
​There can only be one reason, ​b
ecause
​it is​
 the only word with sufficient ambiguity to cover the gargantuan logical
​gaps​
 in Bruno's argument.   ​


both will admit they got one bit of information.
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>> That is not new information. Even ​before the reconstitution boxes have
>> been opened  I (there was still only one John Clark then, so "I" is
>> not ambiguous) knew that when those doors were opened one John Clark would
>> receive photons from Moscow and one John Clark would receive photons from
>> Washington. And I also knew which one would be which, I knew the Moscow Man
>> would get his photons from Moscow and the Washington Man would get his
>> photons from Washington. Nothing new has been learned.
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> This confirms that you don't listen to what they say. because this, if
> correct would make the prediction "W & M", and both copies refute it.
>

​One copy would refute it but both copies confirm it.​

  John K Clark







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>>> ​And how many cities will those two yous observe from the first person?​
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>>> John Clark believes the answer is 2.
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>> Again you say a triviality in the 3p description, and a contradiction
>> *for* the 1p perspective, when seen *from* the 1p-perspective, which was
>> the point of the question.
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> ​If duplicating chambers are involved there is no such thing as ​
> *the *1p perspective when seen from *the* 1p-perspective
> ​. One perspective has just as much a right to be called "first" as
> another.​
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> The point is that for both copies, each experience is exclusive of the
> other, and so from both their 1p views, the "the" made in Helsinki if
> sensical. Again, that is pretty obvious if you iterate the duplication.
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>> You try hard to blur the 1p/3p distinction
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> ​Don't be an ass. The trouble isn't the distinction between 1p and 3p,
> the trouble is the distinction between *the* 1p and *a* 1p. ​
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> Then use "a 1p", as it works as well to get the indeterminacy of the
> subjective experiences---*all* the subjectives experienceS, which all get
> one bit of information at each duplication, as they will all confirm.
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> You might be inspired to try to find a mistake in step 4-8, as you fail on
> step 3. On step 3 you are just successfully proving the vastness of your
> bad faith, and your diminishing ability to renew your handwaving technic
> and rhetorical means.
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> Bruno
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>   John K Clark
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