One Difficulty for John Locke's Memory Theory of Self-Identity Is

question 59

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One difficulty for John Locke's memory theory of self-identity is that if Jones were to wake up with Smith's brain after a brain transplant, even though Jones would have Smith's memories, Jones probably wouldn't be able to say which self she is.

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Periosteum

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