Q: I have a theory that everyone is everyone else. Like, you have person A and B, and A thinks it's A and not B, and B thinks it's B and not A. But A and B are in the brain of person C (or you can think of it like C is reading the minds of both A and B). So C has the experience of thinking it's A and not B, and thinking it's B and not A, and maybe independent C thoughts not in A or B. Maybe people are like A and B, but we're all just C. Helps to explain why I feel like me and not like someone else. Any constructive criticism on this theory?
A: the thesis (first sentence) seemed strong, but the explanation didn't seem clear to me. C reads minds? ? the explanation seemed to demonstrate that some people read minds and others do not . ... which doesn't seem to connect to the original statement .....