The true self is that which is in touch with reality. The false self is the aspects of your personality that are adapted — Stefan Molyneux
The true self is that which is in touch with reality. The false self is the aspects of your personality that are adapted — Stefan Molyneux
The true self is that which is in touch with reality. The false self is the aspects of your personality that are adapted — Stefan Molyneux
The true self is that which is in touch with reality. The false self is the aspects of your personality that are adapted — Stefan Molyneux
The true self is that which is in touch with reality. The false self is the aspects of your personality that are adapted — Stefan Molyneux
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The true self is that which is in touch with reality. The false self is the aspects of your personality that are adapted to threats and no longer consciously recognizes either the adaptation or the threat.

— Stefan Molyneux
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