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Berkeley Talks: Philosopher Mark Johnston asks, ‘Is this our only life?’

Anne Brice

8d ago

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The Princeton University philosopher argues that our identity is shaped by our conscious will, not just our current body — and that it may be possible for us to exist in another form. The post Berkeley Talks: Philosopher Mark Johnston asks, ‘Is this our only life?’ appeared first on Berkeley News .

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