On 8/2/2019 11:03 AM, Jason Resch wrote:
It is like Saibal Mitra said, the person he was when he was 3 is dead. Too much information was added to his brain. If his 3 year old self were suddenly replaced with his much older self, you would conclude the 3 year old was destroyed, but when gradual changes are made, day by day, common-sense and convention maintains that the 3-year-old was not destroyed, and still lives. This is the inconsistency of continuity theories.
On the contrary I'd say it illustrates the consistency of causal continuity theories.
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