Identity, Memory, and Surveillance

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between identity and memory through the lens of the Ship of Theseus, highlighting how memories can be altered and manipulated, impacting personal narratives and credibility in legal contexts. The discussion delves into the implications of modern surveillance technologies on privacy and justice, questioning the balance between security and personal liberty. Additionally, it examines how societal trends, including shifting political ideologies, relate to the fragility of human memory and the complexities of truth.