What is a soul?

So my cats have souls, as I am perfectly capable of imagining them in different bodies and having them still be themselves.(simply changing the inputs is easier to deal with than removing the inputs, and it has the same effect.) Explain unconsciousness.Edited by DominionSeraph, : No reason given.Edited by DominionSeraph, : No reason given.

His differences make him different. Nobody else responded to it, so from what did you take, "understanding"? Edited by DominionSeraph, : No reason given.Edited by DominionSeraph, : No reason given.

What about when you forget? Are Alzheimers patients fundamentally changed?

Beside the point.
Now address the point.

Now you're mixing verbs and nouns. Do you not know how to construct an analogy?Edited by DominionSeraph, : No reason given.

You equated 'losing' with 'capacity'. "Losing is like capacity" is nonsensical. Then use that knowledge. Only once you learn what learning is can you intend to learn. So there is a base that is done without volition. You can't unlearn. What you can do is forget what you've learned. Until they forget. How is storing data like storing no data? They're both dealing with storage.
You basically said that storing processed data can fundamentally change a person. I want to know what happens when you clean it out.Edited by DominionSeraph, : No reason given.

Learning includes processing. Don't need to process anything to forget. A blind person can fly just fine -- it's the ground-air interface that's problematic. Losing and capacity are not, and that's what you equated.
You obviously don't even know how to read an analogy. That's why I said 'processed'. Without intent.