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Identity is not 'what I do', but 'who I am.' 'Who I am' does not include tangents such as what programming language I utilize. 'Who I am' speaks to the intrin
by imchillyb 4y ago
Identity is not 'what I do', but 'who I am.'
'Who I am' does not include tangents such as what programming language I utilize.
'Who I am' speaks to the intrinsic nature of me. What my core being considers unalterable and unchanging specifics.
Most of the topics here in this thread do not speak to that.
- fouroneone 4y agoNo it's interconnected. What you do is tied to who you are. It's visible in language. People often use the term "I am a java programmer" rather then "I am a programmer who uses java". The topics in this thread don't speak to it because it's implicitly implied.