Perhaps the definition of "me" in use is much more limited than my take. I think you're defining "me" to mean "in my chosen profession/hobby/main interest". Th

Perhaps the definition of "me" in use is much more limited than my take. I think you're defining "me" to mean "in my chosen profession/hobby/main interest". That's fair. For myself, however, "me" is defined as everything that I am, do, can become and have been. Of that, only a subset of interests and influence would be books about programming and such. It's possible that we are in fact using the same definition of "me", in which case I find it intriguing that your list is as narrow as it is. Not a judgement at all, just an observation of difference.