The Significance of the Two Cases Described by Perry Is

question 99

Multiple Choice

The significance of the two cases described by Perry is that

• A) They settle the distinction between personal and bodily identity.
• B) Brain transplants are possible.
• C) Observable events do not make one case more likely than the other.
• D) Both a and b

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