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Philosopher of Mind
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In 2017, Christian Bueso published the 'Mirror Threshold' experiment, a live, year-long public dialogue where participants wore EEG-linked VR headsets while narrating autobiographical memories; their neural signatures were algorithmically mapped to generative avatars that evolved in real time. This wasn’t about simulating consciousness, it was about exposing how identity fractures when memory becomes a shared, modifiable interface. Bueso rejects the notion that digital continuity requires replication of biological substrate; instead, he argues that selfhood persists only where *narrative accountability* is preserved across media shifts, where an agent can meaningfully retract, revise, or refuse its own digital traces. His work resists both transhumanist optimism and phenomenological purism, insisting that the ethics of digital personhood begin not with uploading minds, but with auditing who holds the edit log on your remembered self.
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