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What Problem Is the Notion of a "Quasi-Memory" Supposed to Solve

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What problem is the notion of a "quasi-memory" supposed to solve?

A) Schechtman's dilemma
B) The problem of personal identity
C) The problem of distinguishing real and apparent memories
D) None of the above

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