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You are in A wondering why you are in A. You are also in B wondering why you are in B, and so on. It's all perfectly consistent.
by DavidPlumpton 10y ago
You are in A wondering why you are in A. You are also in B wondering why you are in B, and so on. It's all perfectly consistent.
- srtjstjsj 10y agoI am in A, though. Maybe another me is in B, but why is this me in A?
- ulber 10y ago'this me' in your sentence just refers to the one that is in A. Thus you seem to be asking "why is the version of me, that is in A, in A?". It just is by the definition of the object ('this me') your asking about.