identity

• To demonstrate this identity is the office and object of his philosophy If it be said, that this is Idealism, let it be remembered that it is only so far idealism, as it is at the same time, and on that very account, the truest and most binding realism. —  Biographia Literaria
• The documents I'd need to prove my identity were there, along with L2,000 that I had converted into Colonial dollars—C1,200 at the current rate of exchange—at the BanqueAmericano branch on Highgate just two days ago. —  Asimov'sSF,October-November2007
• To accept uploading, that, too, is wrong in her mind: she will not admit her identity is a variable, not a constant. —  Asimov'sSF,Dec2003
• Ethnicity may be a social fiction but looking ethnically ambiguous means your identity is always on the table, regardless of whether you actually feel like discussing it. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
• Within some sort of bounded social ecosystem - where we have common goals, such as within an enterprise - the digital identity concept changes: your identity is at least partially pre-created (e.g., through your local network credentials), but this isn't enough in a large organization where everyone doesn't know everyone personally and where there may be multiple systems that don't share credentials. —  Column 2

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