Video - The Elusive Nature of Personal Identity

As we delve into the intricate world of personal identity, a question arises: What truly defines who we are? From John Locke's theory of identity to David Hume's bundle theory, various philosophical perspectives shed light on the elusive nature of self. While some argue for a continuous self, others propose a more fluid, ever-changing concept. The debate between psychological and numerical identity further complicates the matter. In conclusion, perhaps our identity is not a fixed entity, but a dynamic interplay between our experiences, memories, and relationships, constantly shaping and reshaping our sense of self.