I do not now if you know computer game called SOMA.
Its an interesting game. There is more to it, but I will get to the main end. You, as the character in the game, are trying to escape underwater world full of insane robots. You will copy your memories into a rocket ship and set it off.
Now, you will awake on the ship, happy that you escaped the horror down there. Its you.
But, you will also awake down there, still sitting in the chair where you copied your memories into a ship.
While the person in the space ship is only your copy (even though he will never realize this), your real "you" is sitting and dying down there.
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Now. If a person really dies and will be resurrected in the end of the world, its not the same original person, but only a precise copy.
Therefore there must always be a continuous existence of our "me".
How is this "me" located in our mortal bodies? Information stored in a computer will cease after the computer is shut down. It can be renewed, it will be the same, but not "the" same, if you know what I mean.
Any thoughts about this?
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I believe in a continuous existence. Now, if our existence is not rooted in our physical bodies, how is it that the damage of our brain can alter our soul's capability?
Any thought about this? How is our body and soul connected, related? Or is there some kind of duality?
Its an interesting game. There is more to it, but I will get to the main end. You, as the character in the game, are trying to escape underwater world full of insane robots. You will copy your memories into a rocket ship and set it off.
Now, you will awake on the ship, happy that you escaped the horror down there. Its you.
But, you will also awake down there, still sitting in the chair where you copied your memories into a ship.
While the person in the space ship is only your copy (even though he will never realize this), your real "you" is sitting and dying down there.
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1.
Now. If a person really dies and will be resurrected in the end of the world, its not the same original person, but only a precise copy.
Therefore there must always be a continuous existence of our "me".
How is this "me" located in our mortal bodies? Information stored in a computer will cease after the computer is shut down. It can be renewed, it will be the same, but not "the" same, if you know what I mean.
Any thoughts about this?
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2.
I believe in a continuous existence. Now, if our existence is not rooted in our physical bodies, how is it that the damage of our brain can alter our soul's capability?
Any thought about this? How is our body and soul connected, related? Or is there some kind of duality?
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