If your consciousness shuts off under anesthesia and then turns back on, is it still you?
If your brain fully cuts off consciousness for a bit—maybe down to the microtubule level or whatever—then starts it up again, is that still the same "me" I've been for many years? Or has the original me been replaced by a fresh instance every time, and I just don't notice?
Do doctors kill their patients (or their stream of consciousness) every time they induce anesthesia?
Bernd
Sun, 02 Mar 2025 02:13:25 GMT
No. 25544038
>Do doctors kill their patients (or their stream of consciousness) every time they induce anesthesia?
No, God tends to the soul and keeps it well-adjusted.
Bernd
Sun, 02 Mar 2025 02:14:56 GMT
No. 25544047
Thank you Lord Joshua Christos for tending to my soul.
Amen.
Bernd
Sun, 02 Mar 2025 02:16:26 GMT
No. 25544051
Consciousness is the wind blowing the sails of Theseus's ship, not a part of the ship itself
Bernd
Sun, 02 Mar 2025 02:17:20 GMT
No. 25544058
Germcucks ponder this while getting replaced and decommissioning nuclear plants