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Structural preservation of the brain may be sufficient for personal identity despite gaps in neuroscience understanding

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Structural preservation of the brain may be sufficient for personal identity despite gaps in neuroscience understanding

The article addresses skepticism about preserving consciousness by acknowledging vast unknowns in neuroscience that could make preservation efforts incomplete

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