Multiple Choice
What is Parfit's opinion about the bodily criterion of personal identity?
A) He agrees with it.
B) He rejects it.
C) Since he thinks personal identity is unimportant, it doesn't matter.
D) He doesn't tell us in this selection.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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