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to conclude that it is also incumbent on society to protect an individual's "Future Self" from such transgressions; tobacco use could be classified as an abuse of a Future Self's right to a healthy existence. Parfit resolves the logic to reach this conclusion, which appears to justify incursion into personal freedoms, but he does not explicitly endorse such invasive control.
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Parfit continues this logic to establish a new context for morality and social control. He cites that it is morally wrong for one person to harm or interfere with another person and it is incumbent on society to protect individuals from such transgressions. That accepted, it is a short extrapolation
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I would be glad to know your Lordship's opinion whether when my brain has lost its original structure, and when some hundred years after the same materials are fabricated so curiously as to become an intelligent being, whether, I say that being will be me; or, if, two or three such beings should be
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Derek Parfit and others consider a hypothetical "teletransporter", a machine that puts you to sleep, records your molecular composition, breaking you down into atoms, and relaying its recording to Mars at the speed of light. On Mars, another machine re-creates you (from local stores of carbon,
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Using thought experiments such as these, Parfit argues that any criteria we attempt to use to determine sameness of person will be lacking, because there is no further fact. What matters, to Parfit, is simply "Relation R", psychological connectedness, including memory, personality, and so on.
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Then the teleporter is upgraded. The teletransporter on Earth is modified to not destroy the person who enters it, but instead it can simply make infinite replicas, all of whom would claim to remember entering the teletransporter on Earth in the first place.
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hydrogen, and so on), each atom in exactly the same relative position. Parfit poses the question of whether or not the teletransporter is actually a method of travel, or if it simply kills and makes an exact replica of the user.
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The Identity of Theseus: Ship and Man – The Oculus: The Virginia Journal of Undergraduate Research, Spring 2012, Volume 11 Issue 1, page 60
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formed out of my brain; whether they will all be me, and consequently one and the same intelligent being.
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described the same problem in the mid-twentieth century. He put it in writing in his philosophical text
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Downloading Consciousness – Jordan Inafuku, Katie Lampert, Brad Lawson, Shaun Stehly, Alex Vaccaro
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The Works of Thomas Reid, D.D.: Now Fully Collected, with Selections from His Unpublished Letters
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Similar questions of identity have been raised as early as 1775.
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The Duplicates Paradox (The Duplicates Problem) – Ben Best
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Index

thought experiment
philosophy of identity
self
consciousness
Derek Parfit
Reasons and Persons
Stanisław Lem
Dialogs
Star Diaries
Summa Technologiae
Thomas Reid
Lord Kames
David Hume's view
Buddhism
Rogue Moon
Anatta
"Heaven Sent" (Doctor Who)
Infinity Pool (film)
Mind uploading
Moon (2009 film)
Oblivion (2013 film)
Open individualism
"Second Chances" (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
Ship of Theseus
Soma (video game)
Stream of consciousness (psychology)
The Prestige (film)
Timeline (novel)
"Think Like a Dinosaur" (The Outer Limits)
To Be (1990 film)

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