explain how Parfit understands this question. What, according to him, would it mean to believe that questions about personal identity must always have an answer? Why would someone think that they always must?
Second, given your analysis of what it means to believe that questions about
personal identity must have an answer, answer this question: Does Ngasena seem like an example of a philosopher with such a belief? Your answer to this question should be one of yes, no,
Explain your answer with reference to the excerpt from Milindapaha.
Then, given your analysis of what it means to believe that questions about personal identity must have an answer, answer this question: Do the authors the Nyya- Sutra seem like examples of philosophers with such a belief? Your answer to this question should be one of yes or No
Explain your answer with brief reference to the Nyya-Sutra (in particular, with reference to the arguments about inferential marks for the self).
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