So in Deuteronomy 5:2-3: "The Lord our God made a covenant with us at Horeb . It was not with our fathers that the Lord made this covenant but with us, the living, every one of us who is here today."

那么在申命记5章2-3节耶和华我们的神在和烈山,与我们立约这约不是与我们祖先立的,乃是与我们今日在这里存活之人立的“

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That leaves us with the possibility that there could be cases where you die and you don't survive.

我们就有了这样的可能,即便人死亡，无法存活。

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What I care about is whether there'll be somebody that's similar to me in the right way in terms of my personality.

我在乎的是不是有一个人,带有和我人格方面的一定相似存活。

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After you die,we're going to do knucklebone surgery and implant that knucklebone in somebody else's body.

植入另一个人的身体里,让这个指关节骨存活下去。

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If we want to get at the central badness of death,it seems to me, we can't focus on the badness of separation,the badness for the survivors.

如果我们想要了解死亡最根本的坏处，我们不能专注于分离和给存活的人的坏处上。

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And indeed,although I'm alive on the body view,I'm not still a person.

虽然我在肉体理论下是存活的，但已经不作为人存在。

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If souls can't split,it can only follow one half of the brain, and that's why we'll get somebody that's got one half, sometimes the other half,but never both halves.

如果灵魂不能分割，只跟随一半大脑，才能有只有其中一个得到半个大脑的人存活，而没有两人同时存活的状况。

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I survive as long as there's somebody around with my soul.

只要还有人带着我的灵魂，我就是存活的。

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In terms of what mattered to me, what I wanted was not just that I exist, but that I be alive,indeed be a person, indeed be a person with pretty much the same personality.

说到对我来说重要的事情，我不仅仅希望存在，而是希望存活，作为人活着，带着我原有的人格活着。

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