Do you believe in the separation of the ego from the ID and super ego? I wanted too, but it seems slightly flawed: "Although the model is structural and makes reference to an apparatus, the id, ego and super-ego are purely symbolic concepts about the mind and do not correspond to actual (somatic) structures of the brain such as the kind dealt with by neuroscience."
"Do you believe in the separation of the ego from the ID and super ego?"
I believe that's a Freudian system of constructs at least, even if I don't 100% prescribe to it. I do believe in conscious and subconscious motivations, but I'm not sure if I'd throw those labels at them. They suggest a morality of it's own nature (similar to an inner sense of law vs chaos), but the exceptions of those cases, alongside the arguments against it, seem to be too easily made unfalsifiable.
In short, I think it's simply an educated guess on Freud's part when he was starting during an age that was effectively shooting into the dark. Much of both Freud and Jung these days are taken on faith to the point of turning away their peers, but my prescribing to Behaviorism doesn't really shine a light that puts me above that.
I guess that could be beneficial. I may or may not know my own identity at the moment. But, theres no change of situation on earth that would acquire me to adapt different identities. There for my lack of, identity, is what makes me an unstoppable force. I'm sort of like the greatest man alive right now, and this world will be in the palm of my hands before my last breath.
This a great answer. It gave me insight on what the question actually meant. It seems like more of a philosophical type thing though. But still a good concept. I guess right now in my point in life these questions don't have any definite answers, but will be answered throughout my journey to become the greatest individual to ever lay foot on this planet.