Penelhum claims that we base our identity judgments, at least of others, based on
A) the continuity of their consciousness.
B) the observation of their physical appearance.
C) the mysteriousness of their spiritual substance.
D) None of the above

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Penelhum argues that our judgments about the identity of others are primarily based on the observation of their physical appearance, rather than on the continuity of their consciousness or the nature of their spiritual substance. This perspective emphasizes the external, observable aspects of identity over internal, subjective experiences.

Penelhum Claims That We Base Our Identity Judgments, at Least