Do you think your personality would be different if you were born again with no memory? Like in a different place, a different country, and a different everything?

i'm just experiencing life all the time, who can say if the world even exists beyond my frame of reference. i thought about this in 8th grade once and felt really smart and my teacher even complimented me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENBv2i88g6Y

>>935933440
But do you think your personality will be the same? desu

>>935933467
my personality is my existence. i would be dead if i had a different personality

>>935933394 (OP)
I don't think my personality would be the same. Maaaaaybe my core values would stay the same but Everything that makes me, ME. would be gone.

>>935933394 (OP)
Everyone's personality is shaped by their upbringing, diet, and social values of that country. People are not at all very unique. Look at social media all women follow the same trends, the "west" is a basically the same personality traits for all.

>>935934290
What the fuck does that mean?

bump

>>935934440
I couldnt really give a shit what i did when I was younger, I was an insufferable piece of shit and was completely blind to my faults.

obviously, my personality is the result of everything Ive been through and come from

>>935933394 (OP)
of course, we're all born as blank canvases - what "colours" us is our environment, our upbringing

but for some reason, in all the realities I imagine myself in, I still think I'll end up here

>>935933394 (OP)
>if the soul/frequency which defines you were to be interpreted again from another life/body, would you be the same?
I would have the same tendencies and general presence. I also think we have some form of tether to our prior memories, even though they have long faded.
Imagine a radio-body picking up the same broadcast station. It may sound different and be slightly more clear or distorted, but it's the same signal all the same.

>>935937042
>fucks up in life
>rots in 4chan
>dies miserably
>reborn
>good life
>fucks up again
>rots in 4chan

4chan is fate!!

>>935933394 (OP)
Obviously. We are a mix of genetics and our environment + a sum of our memories.
If you take the environment and memories out of the equation you're going to get a completely different person.

>>935933394 (OP)
>with no memory (if only)
No.
>different place, a different country, and a different everything
Yes.

It's like asking ai if it's aentient

I'm the OP, and the only reason I ask is that my brother believes you’ll always be the same person, no matter what. It doesn't matter if you’re born in a different place or have a different personality as a kid sooner or later, you’re going to be the same person.

>>935939207
Your brother is stupid.
If he nearly drowned as a child he will have a fear of water. Even subconscious. This is proven. That will be a personality trait for him.

>>935939207
i think environment and experience play a role
but what defines you is something more
what defines you is what remains after you are no longer in union with your body
like stepping out of a car which no longer functions
or looking into a house you owned from the outside as you begin to travel away from it for the last time

>>935933394 (OP)
Look up the Crimson Son.

>>935939827
My mistake, Superman: Red Son