Multiple Choice
According to Parfit, what do the single and double cases show about personal identity?
A) Personal identity depends on the brain, not on the body.
B) Personal identity is an incoherent concept that cannot be clearly defined.
C) What matters is the relationship one has to future people, not personal identity.
D) What matters is our thoughts and experiences, not personal identity.
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