On 7/31/2016 12:32 PM, John Clark wrote:
> f
or comuptationalism to be true, then the
future diary must also be identical?
I don't know what that means, identical to what? I'm saying that
computationalism
is true if and only if a physical machine can duplicate *everything*
about you, including /"/
/a first person view from its first person point of
view/
".
But that's far to high a standard. A machine that could duplicate
everything about you, except your location in spacetime would satisfy
computationalism. A machine that could duplicate everything about you
as you were last year would be good enough. A machine that could
duplicate you well enough that even your closest acquaintances could
tell you from your duplicate would be consistent with computationalism
Brent
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