From: gts (gts_2000@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Oct 15 2002 - 10:23:13 MDT
Lee Corbin wrote:
> I wish I knew what it was about my style that gives
> rise to such impressions. Literally, I would pay
> big bucks to have it excised.
Since you asked:
You appear to me to love the fine art of sophistry. I feel you'd rather
turn a clever phrase in defense of nonsense than seek the truth.
But getting back to your "equivalency of duplicates argument," (I don't
want to let this become another What's-Wrong-With-Lee thread), you
ignore the differences in the personalities of duplicates that must
arise after the time of duplication. As I and others have acknowledged,
there is a divergence not only in memory, but also in *personality*,
that occurs after copying. Those divergences make the original and
alleged copy into two distinct individuals.
-gts
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