Philosophy is just some logical arguments. Some of these are more logical than others, but they're arguments never-the-less. Some of these arguments supports some events in the past--already proven to be true--and some may turn out to be true later in time.
The question:
"What makes a person the same person over time?"
And the answers:
"A person is the sum of his or her hopes, fears, and past memories; nothing else really matters--but try telling that to the pauper".
According to the source, they both fall in the same category.
Source:
Mind and Metaphysics
30-Second Philosophies
The question:
"What makes a person the same person over time?"
And the answers:
"A person is the sum of his or her hopes, fears, and past memories; nothing else really matters--but try telling that to the pauper".
According to the source, they both fall in the same category.
Source:
Mind and Metaphysics
30-Second Philosophies
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