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If x and y are persons, then x=y if and only if x has memories of y (o If x and y are persons, then x=y if and only if x has memories of y (o

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If x and y are persons, then x=y if and only if x has memories of y (o - PPT Presentation

memory requirement saystherefore that perhaps the memory requirement should and B which is such that each person in the series has memories of the immediately preceding person in the series and bo ID: 120052

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If x and y are persons, then x=y if and only if x has memories of y (or vice versa).We can see why this sort of scenario is problematic for the memory theory by laying out the following reductio argument against that theory:ReidÕs reductio of the memory theory1. x and y are the same person if and only if if the memory requirement says.therefore, that perhaps the memory requirement should and B which is such that each person in the series has memories of the immediately preceding person in the series, and both A and B are members of the series.series of persons connecting the two such that each member of the series has memories of the one just before it.Hence ReidÕs objection to the memory theory can be avoided if we replace the memory requirement with the following:The modiÞed memory requirementIf there is no memory relation between A and B, whether direct or indirect, then A!B.