If you define X as "this specific lump of coal" (not merely the physical dimensions and properties but the specific atoms that go to make it up) - and then you produce another lump of coal that is identical in every way and put it next to X... is it X?I mean, this does not explain why I am my body and not anyone elses. The specific time in question is the time that I started to exist as myself and not anyone else.
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As seen, yes. In other words, there must be something else than the physical that is me. Cause I could be me even if my body were different from the start.
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Since we are talking about how it came about that I was in my body and not anyone elses.
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What is it in the matter that is different? Every electron is exactly, EXACTLY alike, every proton, photon, neutron, is EXACTLY the same, weren't it for the fact that it is in a different position in spacetime. What possibly can be different is the way they are ordered.
No.
It's as simple as that. You have defined the first lump as X.
Likewise each working brain gives rise to a unique consciousness, a unique self-awareness. Two identical brains will produce two separate people, even if those people look and act completely alike.
This consciousness and self-awareness is an emergent property of the complex physical brain.
Okay - I think we possibly have a fundamental disagreement here.Even the visual experiance is non-physical. Where is the final construct that we see? Where is the color of red? Where is the form of a shape? Unto what is it painted?
Observation IS physical.
Everything we see is produced through physical interactions - of photons and our eyes, of the nerves, the synapses, the rest of the brain etc.
Even things you consider abstract are physical... produced as a result of purely physical interactions.
Unless you have proof to the contrary?
For example, enter a room with no photons flying around. What will you "see"? Nothing. Or blackness, which is the lack of colour, of light etc.
Your brain will still be firing, producing images, memories etc - again all through physical interactions.