>Now, there are a few different views of personal identity:>1) Psychological continuity: this view says that a person is a continuing chain of mentally-continuous states. You are the same person as your four-year-old self, because there is a continuous chain of memories, desires, and other mental states that connect you to your four-year-old self. On this view, abortion in the early stages wouldn’t kill a person, because before a fetus has any psychological states, they aren’t yet a person.>2) Physical continuity view: this view says that you are essentially your brain. You’re the same person as your four-year-old self because you have the same brain. On this view, before the fetus has a brain, killing it isn’t murder.>3) Animalism: this view says that you are essentially a biological organism. You are identical to a particular continuous biological creature. Because the fetus is a biological organism the same biological organism, killing it does kill someone.>4) The soul theory: this view says you are a soul, a non-physical experiencer. On this view, it’s a bit unclear if abortion is murder—it comes down to when the soul develops.https://benthams.substack.com/p/what-philosophers-know-about-abortionWhich one makes the most sense?
I'm glad that I know the truth and see clearly and that my eyes aren't as blurred with shit and pus as you guys, think about it, what would make a dead soul want to come to another body? He sees intercourse and he wants to participate. Most of the times this is the same for animal possession, a dead soul sees the animal and he wants to eat it, in some cases if he's totally amoral have sex with it. These are the Demon Horses. Now when a dead pajeet sees some fat blonde becky having sex with a black guy, he wants to participate, maybe if he's more AASI he'll see himself as the black guy, whatever the case. The soul is there eversince the moment of insemination. Due to karma this guy might end up aborted, but we have free will, Krishna gave us, so we can save him by banning abortion
>>18753376One and Two make the most sense to me. You’re not any different from any other gobbet of meat until your brain starts working.
>>18754251Is that, like, 18 months?
