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Explain Locke's Meaning When He Says, "We See the Substance

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Explain Locke's meaning when he says, "we see the substance whereof personal self consisted at one time may be varied at another, without the change of personal identity; there being no question about the same person, though the limbs which but now were a part of it, be cut off."

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Locke's statement refers to the idea tha...

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