Why not then say,similarly,even though my body's still alive, nothing wrong about removing the heart if the person is dead.

这样为什么不能说，即使肉体依然生存，但是个人已经死亡时摘除心脏是可以的。

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And here I want to distinguish between the individual question about the inevitability of death, and the universal question.

在这里我要区分,死亡必然性的个人性，以及普遍性。

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The first possibility was the claim was, Nobody believes that they'll ever cease to exist as a person.

第一个可能是，没有人相信自己会作为个人而死亡。

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Not,my death versus my body's death,but perhaps the death of the person, if we could talk that way,versus the death of the body.

不是我和我肉体的死亡，而是和我作为个人死亡的区别，如果我们能说，相对肉体的死亡。

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Maybe my body--I'm imagining my body dead, but I'm not imagining myself, the person, dead.

也许我能想像自己肉体的死亡，但不能想想自己作为个人的死亡。

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or you don't believe you're going to cease to exist as a person?

还是个人的死亡呢？

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That is, you're dead as a person. Previously, we distinguished between the death of my body and my death as a person; let's focus on my death as a person.

这指的是你作为个人的死亡,之前我们已区别了肉体和个人的死亡;,现在我们将重点放在个人的死亡上。

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He may not think he's going to die as a person.

他可能确实不相信自己个人的死亡。

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having distinguished between what we've called the death of the body and the death of the person, the question whether or not you're going to die needs to be distinguished.

在我们分清了,肉体的死亡,和个人的死亡后，关于你是否会死的问题,也需要进行分辨。

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Now, after all, even if you believe that, well, your soul will go to heaven so you won't cease to exist as a person, you might still believe that your body will die.

说到底，即便你相信，自己的灵魂会上天堂,所以作为个人不会死亡，你还是会相信自己的身体是会消亡。

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