IB Philosophy SL Practice Questions - IB Diploma Philosophy Standard Level Exam

Derek Parfit's reductionist view of persons concludes that:

Personal identity is not what matters; what matters is psychological continuity and connectedness Personal identity is a primitive, further fact over and above brain and body There are no persons at all — talk of persons is wholly illusory Personal identity is fixed entirely by the persistence of the same brain

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Personal identity is not what matters; what matters is psychological continuity and connectedness

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