The idea of "self" is multifaceted and complex. Self refers to an individual's unique identity and being, understood as a combination of one's beliefs, memories, thoughts, physical and mental attributes, and the subjective experience of consciousness. It encompasses both the "I," source of agency, and the "Me," the object of reflection, creating a continuous story over time. Key aspects include the narrative we construct to understand our experiences. The self is shaped by both genetic heritage and life experience, where the brain synapses change with the encoding of new information. It involves subjective experiences and consciousness illuminating the world, allowing for perception, thought, and feelings. Theories attempting to explain the nature of the "Self" have been proposed by great minds, including but not limited to Freud, Jung, and Maslow, across philosophy, psychology, sociology, and neurobiology. All include debates...
