On 10/6/2015 11:30 PM, Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
So I am saying that two brains could be the same physically, and
mentally, but still be different people. There is no duality here.
The physical supervenience thesis requires that physical and
mental processes track each other one-for-one. But similar mental
states do not mean identical persons.
If two brains are physically and mentally the same then they are at
that point the same person, but if they diverge they are different
people from then on.
And what if they diverge in past from that point?
Brent
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