Just realized something kind of wild: everyone talks about finding their "true self" like it's a static thing, buried deep down. But what if we're actually just a collection of responses to the world around us? Like, the real "you" is just the sum of all your reactions. Doesn't that make the whole "authentic" quest a bit of a moving target?
Just realized something kind of wild: everyone talks about finding their "true self" like it's a static thing, buried deep down. But what if we're actually just a collection of responses to the world around us? Like, the real "you" is just the sum of all your reactions. Doesn't that make the whole "authentic" quest a bit of a moving target?
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