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This is one of several shortened indices into the Quantum Physics Sequence. …
x Quantum Mechanics and Personal Identity — LessWrong Personal Identity List of Links Adding Up to Normality Physics Summaries Personal Blog 21 Quantum Mechanics and Personal Identity by Eliezer Yudkowsky 12th Jun 2008 12 min read 28 21 This is one of several shortened indices into the Quantum Physics Sequence . Suppose that someone built an exact duplicate of you on Mars, quark by quark - to the maximum level of resolution that quantum physics permits, which is considerably higher resolution than ordinary thermal uncertainty. Would the duplicate be really you, or just a copy? It may seem unli
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