Vladimir_Nesov comments on indexical uncertainty and the Axiom of Independence

Vladimir_Nesov 8 Aug 2009 18:54 UTC
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If you are at a different location, that’s a different world state.

If the same world contains two copies of you, you can be either copy within the same world.
- PhilGoetz 8 Aug 2009 19:14 UTC
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  The same world does not contain two copies of you. You are confused about the meaning of “you”.
  
  Treat each of these two entities just the same way you treat every other agent in the world. If they are truly identical, it doesn’t matter which one is “you”.