Could you have been an alligator?  |  Philosophy of Personal Identity @EmersonGreen
Could you have been an alligator?  |  Philosophy of Personal Identity  @EmersonGreen
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
We dive into the philosophy of personal identity, exploring whether a consistent "self" persists through time despite physical and mental changes. Is there an essential core that endures transformations? We examine the Ship of Theseus, the deadly and murderous teletransporter which murders people, the “no self” view associated with Hume, mind uploading, Ralph Stefan Weir’s dilemma for transhumanists, and whether Socrates could have been an alligator.

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00:00 Intro
01:56 Teletransporter
03:15 Ship of Theseus
07:41 Could you be an alligator?
12:14 Moral Implications
13:25 Am I real?
16:27: Teletransporter: My Conditions
22:02 Numerical Identity
24:13 Mind Uploading

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