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What if you replace all the neurons and the person is suddenly stuck with no short-term memory and aphasia? Clearly your replacement neurons are defective. At w
by hoseja 4y ago
What if you replace all the neurons and the person is suddenly stuck with no short-term memory and aphasia? Clearly your replacement neurons are defective. At which point are they not? Is that point distinguishable from normal neurons?
- sudosysgen 4y agoWhat is this counterfactual? We're talking about replacing the neurons one by one, slowly. When would the loss of memory happen?
- criddell 4y agoIs a person with no short-term memory and aphasia still conscious?