Multiple Choice
In Parfit's double case, what does he conclude about the new people created?
A) Both new people are Parfit.
B) One of the new people is Parfit.
C) Neither of the new people is Parfit, which is bad.
D) Neither of the new people is Parfit, but that doesn't matter.
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