John Mikes writes (quoting Brent Meeker):
Well that's the question isn't it. Is there
something besides memories and personality that
makes you you...
But how much do we (already???) know about our
memories
which for sure is a concoction with our personality,
of which we just as
Bruno,
I have cut out some of your detailed response to my post where I think we
basically agree. There remain some differences, and some failings on my part to
understand more technical aspects of your work.
Memories of our past are generally more vivid and hold more
information than
Lee Corbin wrote:
Stephen writes
it seems that we have skipped
past the question that I am trying to pose: Where does distinguishability
and individuation follow from the mere existence of Platonic Forms, if
process is merely a relation between Forms (as Bruno et al claim)?!
In
Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
Bruno,
I have cut out some of your detailed response to my post where I think we
basically agree. There
remain some differences, and some failings on my part to understand more
technical aspects of
your work.
Memories of our past are generally more vivid
Lee Corbin writes:
Stathis writes
Hal Finney in his recent thread on teleportation thought
experiments disagrees with the above view. He suggests
that it is possible for a subject to apparently undergo
successful teleportation, in that the individual walking
out of the receiving
Hi Lee,
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From: Lee Corbin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 1:02 AM
Subject: RE: Only Existence is necessary?
Stephen writes
it seems that we have skipped
past the question that I am trying to pose: Where does
Hi Tom,
I completely agree with you on this and could only add that it seems
almost impossible for us to comprehend the seemingly subconscious bias that
we bring into discussions of the nature of Meaning and Existence. It is as
if it is impossible to remove all vestiges of the existence
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