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A bit sort of nebulous, but then so is the question and the concept of identity. One might ask, is the silly answer to a silly question, not sure but as someone who has reinvented their identity at least once, it made some sense. See for yourselves.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/mar/02/why-don...
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Comments
A bit odd ..
... with more than a few erudite (or pseudo erudite) comments. I made a couple. Can you tell where they are? :)
Robi
Ask Jackie Chan the question "Who am I"
I was okay with the rainbow, but then the author's definition of intelligence, and identity lost me. So much for IQ points, I guess. The answer to a silly question should always be silly also. The author did look quite sincere though.
Karen
Herd of cats
The closest definition to “I” that I’ve managed is ‘she that takes responsibility for the herd of idiosyncratic cats living in my head.’
Rhona McCloud