Why Does Schechtman Think That Psychological-Continuity Theorists Have Gotten into the Trouble
Why does Schechtman think that psychological-continuity theorists have gotten into the trouble they're in?
A) Because they haven't been careful enough in thinking about memory
B) Because they haven't connected the body to personal identity
C) Because they've wrongly taken themselves to be answering the question of reidentification
D) Because they rely on abstruse thought experiments
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