Identity fluidity is much more complex than it is currently thought, and it comes with some rules. One must allow oneself to be hypocritical because their identity in one possibility space may conflict with itself in another possibility space.

Jumping among hierarchies. Interestingly, ones movement between hierarchies can appear like mental health symptoms such as schizophrenia, a personality disorder, multi-personalities, bi-polar, or Aspberger’s.

Stepping on each other’s toes- each individual has his own unique world: governed by his own logics, colors, moralities.

The Jungian concept “man in search of a soul” is backwards because...How long can you search for what is not lost? No. More appropriately, it is a soul in search of a man.

When two parties disagree on their archetypes- someone believes he’s a God and no one accepts he is- conflict emerges.

We can utilize the mathematics of thermodynamics to model a human’s movement towards identity. By doing so, we look at human behavior as energy and pulses of energy. Their very temperament can be simply seen as a ball of energy: docile or ecstatic, transmissive or receptive. We elevate terms like, sleepy, tired, withdrawn, annoying, exciting, pushy, invasive to kinds of energy.