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Traditional* p-zombies presumably form and act on memories, as well - another strike against the 'drunk people are p-zombies' argument. (* - Not to be confused
by sdenton4 2y ago
Traditional* p-zombies presumably form and act on memories, as well - another strike against the 'drunk people are p-zombies' argument.
(* - Not to be confused with the 'fast p-zombies' which were briefly popular in 90's existentialist cinema.)
- taneq 2y agoNot if they're super drunk. ;) But yes.
- cupcakecommons 2y agoThat's fair. Being blackout drunk is more than just memory impairment though - significant parts of the brain unrelated to memory also have impaired function during drunkenness. I would also suggest that there is a level of impairment where the impaired person lacks a sense of self while still being animated and seemingly conscious. This is what makes me think a blackout drunk person seems like a p-zombie (albeit temporarily).