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Self-interpretations can't really be right or wrong. Science can't tell you how you should see yourself. That said, there are self-interpretations that seem pr
by vintermann 5y ago
Self-interpretations can't really be right or wrong. Science can't tell you how you should see yourself.
That said, there are self-interpretations that seem pretty self-destructive, and seeing yourself as having multiple identities seems like one.
- jahewson 5y agoSure they can. There’s no shortage of people out there carrying around negative perceptions of themselves that are wholly incorrect. The self is a construct and your brain will assemble it out of its experiences.
- Tao331 5y ago> there are self-interpretations that seem pretty self-destructive That's the counter argument to your previous assertion. A self-interpretation is wrong if it destroys the self. By destroying the interpreter (the self), the interpretation becomes an unfalsifiable claim.
- vintermann 5y agoThis is just nonsense. You're not wrong for being foolhardy, or for doing something I see as self-destructive. Presumably you have a reason that makes it worth it to you. Everyone is destructed in the end anyway.
- Tao331 5y ago> Everyone is destructed in the end anyway. Is this true? How do you know?