There is a old philosophical paradox about the Ship of Theseus that goes like this:
Theseus sets off on a wooden ship, bound for a far away port. His ship carries a cargo of timber, and as he sails, he replaces every plank of the ship one by one. When he finally docks his ship in port, the ship is exactly the same as the one he set off in....but is it the same ship?
Those of you who say that it's a new ship subscribe to the Mereological Theory of Identity. If you change the parts, you...
The Mopar of Theseus.
Theseus sets off on a wooden ship, bound for a far away port. His ship carries a cargo of timber, and as he sails, he replaces every plank of the ship one by one. When he finally docks his ship in port, the ship is exactly the same as the one he set off in....but is it the same ship?
Those of you who say that it's a new ship subscribe to the Mereological Theory of Identity. If you change the parts, you...
The Mopar of Theseus.
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