Moreover, the concept of "self" has been applied in various ways, e.g. as a synonym for the person as a whole, as a synonym for personality, as the subject of experience, as the system of beliefs about ourselves, and as one agent among others.
As for personalities, it's a mixed bag.
As for personalities, obviously Bloomberg doesn't have Giuliani's charisma, magnetism, megalomania — whatever you want to call it.
And she recommends a gun as well as "strong medication for personality disorder" to anyone who shares her zeal for ferreting out mistakes.
These days, ideology is perceived as shorthand for personality types.
Swipe through a dating app and you'll soon find a woman who's included their sign in emoji in their bio as shorthand for personality traits, likes and dislikes, and an indicator for compatibility.
So most breeds are, yes, bred for personality as well as looks.
The modern beard, grown as a proxy for personality and worn as an accessory to a plaid shirt, is a sure sign of someone trying to forge the impression that they do not care how they look.
