In the chapter, Hume argues that
A) the self is identical from one time to another.
B) the self is a single impression.
C) the self is simple and continuing.
D) there is no simple and continuing self.

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Hume argues that there is no simple and continuing self, as the idea of a self is a collection of perceptions and experiences that are constantly changing and in flux. There is no fixed or constant self that remains the same over time.

In the Chapter, Hume Argues That