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The Facebook algorithm detected that I’m interested in things like Musea, Sportswear, and Technology, Prefectures of Japan, The American Mathematical Society, and the color Green. Particular aspects of my personality, but is it true? And if so, how do they know?
In our physical world, we understand identity. We know when to be a friend or lover, a professional or student, a parent, or a child. We intuitively change roles. In a digital environment, we don’t control our identity in that same way. Instead, who are a
