More than that, "it's a consciousness," with a voice of your choice, and a rapidly evolving personality, which grows not like a baby, or a library, but like an unstoppable alien spore.
They mean, rather, the same slowly evolving personality.
The character of Elsa was widely praised by reviewers for her multifaceted, evolving personality.
The franchise "has transformed in subtle and obvious fashion, changing in tandem with the sprouting bodies and slowly evolving personalities of its young, now teenage characters," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in July.
This evolved personality forms part of an evoked cultural system (see Schaller & Murray, 2008).
Sometimes I am seduced by those proclaiming so -- and sometimes I shrink back in horror at a world that seems to have lost the thick and multi-textured density of deeply evolved personality.
Still, Ms. Orner's presentation happens to suit the multifarious, populist notion of television — as entertainment, as a way of working through social issues, and, last but not least, as an evolving projection of national personality.
We can still say it's the same personality, the same evolving personality, so long as there's a pattern of overlap and continuity.
No, according to the personality theory, what personal identity requires isn't item-for-item the same personality, but rather the same evolving personality.
It has been suggested that the Dark Triad (DT) personality constellation is an evolved facilitator of men's short-term mating strategies.
