Maybe in this world, minds and bodies are identical, even though in other logically possible worlds the identity comes apart.

也许在这个世界,心灵和身体就是相同的,即使在其他逻辑世界中,不存在这种同一性

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And it might turn out that although,normally, having what matters goes hand in hand with surviving, logically speaking,they can come apart.

也许结论就是，虽然通常，拥有这些重要的东西和生存息息相关，逻辑上来说，它们是可以分开的。

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And when asked about the pain he caused his victims he responded, "What do I care? I'm not her," which is logically correct but, in a sense, inhuman.

当别人问他对受害者,造成的痛苦时，他回答时，“关我什么事？我又不是她”,从逻辑上说没错，但一点人性都没有。

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So for Wellhausen, the Priestly source, which emphasizes cult and ritual logically it had to represent a late degenerate stage in the evolution of Israelite religion, because priestly ritualistic cultic practices, these are degenerations.

对于Wellhausen，牧师来源强调祭祀和仪式,它代表了一种晚期的退化阶段,在以色列宗教的进化进程，因为牧师仪式的宗教习俗都是一种退化。

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But in fact, logically speaking at least, variability, although it's a requirement for unpredictability, doesn't guarantee unpredictability.

但实际上，至少在逻辑上讲，可变性虽然是不可预见性的必要条件，但是不可预见性却不是必然。

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But that doesn't show that it's really possible, logically possible to have a world in which my mind exists and my body doesn't."

但这并不表示那是真正可能的,在逻辑上可能有一个世界,其中我的心灵存在而身体不存在

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Because it's possible,logically speaking, that there could be cases in which I survive, but I don't have what I normally have when I survive, and so I don't have what matters.

因为可能从逻辑上来说，可能会有这样的案例，我存活下去，但并没拥有我活着时有的东西，不再拥有我在意的东西。

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Maybe A could be the same thing as B in this logically possible world, but we could imagine a completely different logically coherent world in which A was not the same thing as B.

也许在这某个逻辑世界里,A会和B是同一个东西,但我们可以想象,一个完全不同的另一个逻辑世界里,A和B不是同一个东西

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