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> Otherwise the fact that you're not being yourself will overshadow whatever it is you're trying to achieve. I view my "self" as fluid, and whatever I want me
by ericb 16y ago
> Otherwise the fact that you're not being yourself will overshadow whatever it is you're trying to achieve.
I view my "self" as fluid, and whatever I want me to be.
- jeangenie 16y agoYou bifurcate "I" and "me" implying the former can reliably create such a state in the latter; if this is the case, then what's actually at work in forming your "me"?
- ericb 16y agoI used two different terms to aid the reader, but I and me are just pointers to self and like a ruby class running metaprogramming on self, one can rewrite oneself. The new code still comes from the self, though.
- jeangenie 16y agonot felicitous to say the least. you're ignoring my point that your self is formed by something which also has a form that you're ignoring since you're so in love with its ability to change.