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Every now and then I run across this idea that the human mind may not work in such a way that there is a single I. In fact, one day I caught a noted neuroscientist saying that there is no I, instead we only percieve the illusion of an I that results from an ensemble of separate minds working together.
This has always bothered me since it seems to ignore the question: Who is being fooled?
This has always bothered me since it seems to ignore the question: Who is being fooled?