Is personhood private or a social creation? This gold-standard SE Press essay reveals how selfhood is woven from social context, dialogue, and plural belonging—offering reflective prompts for auditing identity in an age of transformation.

What if personhood is inherently plural? This SE Press bridge essay explores modular, collective, and neurodivergent models of mind—arguing that multiplicity is not only central to identity, but critical for growth, authenticity, and resilience in modern life.

What shapes neurodivergent identity? SE Press proves: cognitive architecture, narrative, agency, and SI modeling drive measurable strengths and future adaptation. Neurodiversity is a living, star-rated asset for human and synthetic minds, always open to audit, upgrade, and challenge.