>>82273137
I called it "another" multiplication, but I guess that is a bit misleading. The best term would be "dual". It's not a multiplicative inverse like division, instead you are reversing arows in a diagram. Basically, in multiplication you take two inputs and give one output. In comultiplication, you take one input and give "two outputs", which is really just one in the form of a tensor product (which you can naively think as a cartesian product). For example, in multiplication you take 3 and 4 and are given 12, while in comultiplication you can, for example, take 3 and can be given "3 tensor 3". It's like if you were cloning the number into another coordinate. But algebraically, it behaves a lot like multiplication.
This is a very rough sketch, I'm currently studying this, but I think explaining things helps me understand them better, so if you have any aditional questions feel free to ask.

lain

I understand you, bro.
I've also "adopted" the personality of anime girls before. I've switched who was I was LARPing as many times before, but settled in a particular one.
Instead of what people are saying here to you, I think this means quite the opposite of having no personality.
Having a "guiding character" makes you understand yourself better, to know what kind of person you truly are. Most people lack this basic kind of self reflection, because they're boring pieces of shit who can't see their lifes carved into a character's.
What I'm trying to say is, you're not really "adopting" a new personality. You just related to a character because of traits you already have.