According to Hume, the chief source of our idea of personal identity is
A) The soul.
B) The body.
C) Memory of successive perceptions.
D) Both a and b

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Hume argued that our idea of personal identity arises from a chain or bundle of perceptions, which we link together through memory. He denied the existence of a permanent "self" that persists over time, instead proposing that personal identity is constructed through the continuity of our experiences.

According to Hume, the Chief Source of Our Idea of Personal