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== His method == | == His method == | ||
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To avoid my blind spot I use | To avoid my blind spot, I use specific methods. To develop them, it helped that I studied computer science, furthered my self-education in philosophy, literature and photography, and treated myself three very different psychological treatments. | ||
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== Personality v. Sociality == | == Personality v. Sociality == | ||
Olaf Langmack understands [[Personal Motifs#Personal Values|personal identity]] (short: personality) as the tension between a person's self-image and the image others have of him or her. He defines [[Professional Motifs|social identity]] (short: sociality) as how one's personality dissolves itself in everyday life. An example of social identity is what is written about a person in their passport. His slogan of the ''Right to a Free Identity'' interprets the relationship between personality and sociality. | Olaf Langmack understands [[Personal Motifs#Personal Values|personal identity]] (short: personality) as the tension between a person's self-image and the image others have of him or her. He defines [[Professional Motifs|social identity]] (short: sociality) as how one's personality dissolves itself in everyday life. An example of social identity is what is written about a person in their passport. His slogan of the ''Right to a Free Identity'' interprets the relationship between personality and sociality. | ||