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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
 
Consciousness. Locke invented it.
Locke argued that a person's identity over time resides in their consciousness (he coined this term, and here introduced it to the English language) of being the same self at a later time as at an earlier, and that the mechanism that makes this possible is memory.
 
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