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I think it's a rather classic problem. Does it move? Is the arrow there the same arrow as it was here? How did it get from here to there? The problem here is of
by stewbrew 8y ago
I think it's a rather classic problem. Does it move? Is the arrow there the same arrow as it was here? How did it get from here to there? The problem here is of course cutting time into intervals where the arrow (or the self) has a state. The problem (or myth) probably lies in the eye of the beholder.
- boomboomsubban 8y agoIt's not a problem, the term can have different definitions when needed. In this situation, "the real me" is a personality based on past experience. This article says that definition is a myth that doesn't work with our current understanding of memory. You can now speculate if there is a "real me" that consists of something else.