> why am I in my body and not yours? The simplest explanation that doesn't appeal to magic is that the 'I' is created by the activity of the CNS (etc) of a bod

> why am I in my body and not yours? The simplest explanation that doesn't appeal to magic is that the 'I' is created by the activity of the CNS (etc) of a body. That seems completely satisfactory to me. It's like asking why the engine sounds of my car are in my car and not in your car. A related answer is "because that's where your eyeballs are". If you wear a good VR headset, you can be somewhere other than your body for a while.