Velleman suggests the idea of an enduring self arises from the structure of experience and experiential memory.

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Velleman argues that our sense of being a continuous self over time is constructed from the way our experiences are structured and how we remember them, suggesting that this continuity is more about the narrative structure of memory and experience rather than an intrinsic property of the self.

Velleman Suggests the Idea of an Enduring Self Arises from the Structure