If you can't do great things...

[Cleopatre VII]

The question is, who do you define as yourself as and is this definition constant from situation to situation?

Ah, the question of who you are is actually one of the more complex philosophical questions.

I wrote my previous post somewhat humorously, however, if I were to consider the question about the definition of myself, I would have to write an extensive philosophical treatise.

I had to talk about the variability of the individual over time, about the issue of objective or subjective values, about a person understood as a human being or being in himself. I would have to refer to the philosophy of the East and the West, and what's more, I admit that I cannot answer the seemingly simple question: "Who are you?".

But I know that we generally wear all kinds of masks when dealing with other people. However, I am speaking purely colloquially. Speaking of masks, I am not entering into philosophy of mind, nor into spirituality.