The implications for the personal identity debate of this common-sense notion of causal connectedness between past and present experiences are still unclear (compare Slors 2001).
As outlined above, for our purposes in this paper, two key focal points have emerged: parentage and genetic contribution and the framing of potential implications for the child's identity.
The major issue conspicuously understated in the closing of Darwin's 1859 publication was the implication for the organic identity of humans (Ellegård 1958/1990).
This has immediate implications for the Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles which, expressed crudely, insists that two things which are indiscernible, must be, in fact, identical.
What are the implications for self-identity in the face of a public like the one we've got?
Because of this trend, we compared the consequences of participating in either dual or school-based training, including the implications for the formation of vocational identity.
Argumedo says the Q'eros believe that they are descended from the first Inca: "This kind of research, as well-intentioned scientifically as it might be, could have psychological implications for the Q'eros profound Incan identity.
For some parents, whether their newborn baby would draw breath was a main worry, with implications for the baby's Muslim identity and for the recognition of loss the parents would receive from family and community.
The amount of information we share on sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and FourSquare has huge implications for online identity management and the risks of sharing too much information can be severe.
Give their implications for identity across time the modal argument and the argument against indeterminate identities are set out in more detail in the next section.
