1Z wrote:
...
>> And
>> surely this is what prevents us from having the kind of 'multiple'
>> experiences you have in mind. In fact, it illustrates the fundamental
>> intension of the indexical term 'I' - other 'versions' of ourselves,
>> informationally separated temporally and/or spatially, could equally
>> validly be considered clones from any given 'present' pov.
>
> I don't see how POV's can be logically prior
> to a space time structure.
I don't think logical priority makes any sense except in an axiomatic deduction - which as an empiricist you probably consider irrelevant to spacetime. POV's are epistemologically prior to spacetime.
Brent Meeker
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Received on Wed Oct 25 2006 - 15:43:22 PDT