Why Do We Agree With Ourself?

For the past, at least 25, 30 years, I've been working on the question of why is it that we appear to be not a single self, but a composite. Why is it that there seems to be, in a sense, other versions of ourselves inside ourselves? And sometimes when you've argued with yourself, you actually change sides. So what happens and again, we're just getting a report after report from readers as I read this book or I read just a couple of chapters and I begin to see myself differently. And I begin to forgive myself.

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