Question $2$:

One objection to the memory criterion that we examined concerned memory loss

First, explain that objection: How$/$why might memory loss pose a problem for the memory criterion?

Then, explain the concepts of indirect psychological connections and the transitivity of identity and how those concepts help a defender of the memory criterion $($like locke$)$ to defend against the objection concerning memory loss.

Finally, evaluate that response: in your view, do the concepts of indirect psychological connections and the transitivity of identity successfully rescue the memory criterion from the objection concerning memory loss and why$/$why not.