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One of Hume's most bold claims is the denial that there is any evidence of a self

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One of Hume's most bold claims is the denial that there is any evidence of a self.  Do we have a discernible identity as individuals?  What, if anything, makes us the same person today as we were years ago? Please right a paragraph or two, answering this question.