By analogy to the actual hacking, where the hacked system behaves significantly differently from the original in behavior, and this behavior is not intended or desired by/from the original system, and often benefits the hacker.
This suggests that people have an intention to be closed minded and to not change their self-identity in the face of any evidence that it might be beneficial to them.
I myself don’t have any intention to prevent any change to my self-identity and it seems to be foolish to categorically reject it.
By analogy to the actual hacking, where the hacked system behaves significantly differently from the original in behavior, and this behavior is not intended or desired by/from the original system, and often benefits the hacker.
This suggests that people have an intention to be closed minded and to not change their self-identity in the face of any evidence that it might be beneficial to them.
I myself don’t have any intention to prevent any change to my self-identity and it seems to be foolish to categorically reject it.