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LessWrong explores 'Selective Identity' concept

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The concept of 'Selective Identity' is explored on LessWrong, a platform focused on practical rationality. This idea suggests that individuals may adopt identities that align with their perceived group affiliations or desired social standing, rather than their true selves. The discussion touches upon how these identities can be strategically chosen and maintained. AI

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    Selective Identity

    <p>Generally, when you have an identity of X, you are likely to be influenced to stay within the socially acceptable boundaries of identity X. Identity boundaries can often be destructive, but when cautiously used, can be a good way to stay accountable.</p> <p>If you have X affil…

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