What Are We?
There are no such beings as you and I. We don't exist. GLO:l0rm/01aug21:106n2.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): gl Eric T. Olson Real enough Some people seem to think that we are something like novels or computer programs: abstract universals that can be embodied in flesh or stored on magnetic disks or written dow...
| Publicado en: | New Philosopher no. 33; p. 106 |
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| Sumario: | There are no such beings as you and I. We don't exist. GLO:l0rm/01aug21:106n2.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): gl Eric T. Olson Real enough Some people seem to think that we are something like novels or computer programs: abstract universals that can be embodied in flesh or stored on magnetic disks or written down on paper. The concrete beings that walk and talk and sleep in our beds are mere instances or "hard copies" of us. |
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