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Discovering a Philosophical Argument Against Consciousness Replication
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An argument that proves we are not living in a simulated reality or that consciousness cannot be replicated would have far-reaching implications in the field of ethics and philosophy. Such discoveries can lead to fame and recognition among the community for the person who finds it.
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