

The Problem of Other Minds (Part One)
When Mark Solms was four years old, his older brother fell, hit his head, and woke up as somebody else. Mark has spent the fifty years since asking the question that accident left behind: how does a self come out of a piece of the body? This is part one of a two-part story about the oldest question in philosophy,…

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