Locke accepts the implication of his view that
A) To be the same man as before one must remember the experiences of the earlier man.
B) To be the same substance as before one must remember the experiences of the earlier substance.
C) To be the same person as before one must remember the experiences of the earlier person.
D) To be the same body as before one must remember the experiences of the earlier body.

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Locke's theory of personal identity is based on consciousness and memory. He argues that to be the same person as before, one must remember the experiences of the earlier person. This is because, for Locke, personal identity is tied to consciousness, not to the substance or the body.

Locke Accepts the Implication of His View That