Why am I me? Why am I not you instead?

By definition you are you, if you were me, you would still be you and I would cease to exist.

>>2775578
Yeah but are you him?

I was referring more to the sense of self.

I doubt philosophy will give us the answer, rather it will the scientific study of the human brain.

Why was I born in 1993 instead of 1832 or 1273 or in 10 years?
Until there is a clear precise answer to this question as irrefutable as the laws of motion then I don't see any answer.

https://youtu.be/pTxZy32Fv_0

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>>2775382
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>>2775932
book name?

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>>2775966

Phenomenal dubs.

>>2775966
Literally at the top of the pages. The World As Will and Representation by Schopenhauer

>>2775966
this triggers me

>>2775655
No, you can only be yourself.

>>2775980
>mfw i scored copies 1 and 2 of this exact edition for $50 a few weeks ago

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>>2777230

Enjoy the dive.

Think it has to do with laws of identity.