Submitted by BernardJOrtcutt t3_xuk9z9 in philosophy
aronofskywetdream t1_iroyvot wrote
Reply to comment by amirealonthisplain in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | October 03, 2022 by BernardJOrtcutt
But how much does the continuity of self plays a part in it? Even if it is assembled exactly the way you were when you were born, would that be you? Or would it need to be exactly as you are in this point of time? What happens if you are reassembled right now with different atoms but exactly as you are, would you experience that consciousness? This questions really intrigues me, because it makes me think we are only what we are right now in this blink of time, and in the past or future there’s another conscience that only inherits our memories or is constructing ours. Or maybe we are just everything everywhere at once just experiencing this fragment of reality, like if you were looking at this page of the book at this moment.
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