| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In discussing personal identity, Locke took the fact that people use expressions such as a person not being themselves as evidence that someone in a normal state of mind can be a different person from someone in an abnormal state: ???human laws not punishing the mad man for the sober man???s actions, nor the sober man for what the mad man did, thereby making them two persons: which is somewhat exp
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