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@@ -123,10 +123,14 @@ financial reasons to one case that I can think of that completely annihilates
most assumptions programmers make about identity:
[Plural systems](https://www.pluralpride.com/playbook#introduction).
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Usually I write these articles assuming that people reference links if they are
confused or for later reference. However, for this case to make sense I feel
that I need to directly quote part of that source so that I can help make my
@@ -137,6 +141,11 @@ point more clear:
> make up a plural system or multiple system, often referred to simply as a
> system.
+[As an aside, this post may be one of if not the first time you have ever
+encountered plurality in any form. Please do your own research before jumping to
+drastic conclusions or labeling people with disorder names that "feel right" in
+the moment. Some other places to look at include:](conversation://Mara/hacker)
+
As far as existing identity systems go, this is the _worst case scenario_. This
throws the "Users have no reason to create multiple logically separate
identities" assumption so far out of the window that I think it may be in Narnia
@@ -220,6 +229,9 @@ uncomfortable philosophical discussions about personhood in professional
contexts where they aren't very relevant to begin with). I should be able to
select from other identities like I can select email accounts on my macbook.
+[What if it was easy to assume a different identity to say a message as it is
+for me to write sentences like this?](conversation://Mara/hmm)
+
Yes, this would be a hard thing to implement given existing technical debt. It
throws a lot of assumptions about identity on these platforms out of the window.
However I believe that it is really worth doing, because the benefits in terms