Memory and Selfhood
Daniel explores the concept of involuntary memory and its implications for the continuity of self over time, while addressing the circularity of defining memory as inherently personal. Pete delves into the challenges of defining autonomy, emphasizing the need for coherent practical commitments rather than foundational ones, and contrasts this with traditional views on artificial intelligence training. Together, they unravel the complexities of self-regulation and identity in a philosophical context.In this clip
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