According to Locke, if someone's consciousness is interrupted
A) doubts are raised about whether she is the same substance.
B) doubts are raised about whether she is the same thinking thing.
C) doubts are raised about whether she is the same feeling thing.
D) None of the above

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According to Locke, one's personal identity consists in being a thinking, conscious being. Therefore, if someone's consciousness is interrupted, doubts are raised about whether she is the same thinking thing.

According to Locke, If Someone's Consciousness Is Interrupted