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    Locke Asserts That If the Same Consciousness Is Preserved, Whether
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Locke Asserts That If the Same Consciousness Is Preserved, Whether

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Locke asserts that if the same consciousness is preserved, whether in the same or different substances, then the absolute memory is preserved.

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