Brains working towards machine consciousness

 Occasionally something reminds me to Google myself.  I thought this time, it might be useful to record the results (in case Google loses me somewhere! - or, actually, to compare against later).  There are several pages of results ...  These are the results from searching for Pat Parslow (without quotes, and without any extra hint words).  Those which are not about me have been crossed-through and italicised.

 Apologies for the other formatting issues - I will try to sort them out later!

I am a single person,
Fulfilling many roles,
Finding ways to work with friends,
Other like-minded souls.

I am a single person,
Seen in many ways,
Each sees a different me,
Or me, on diffferent days.

Am I a single person?
Do many parts make one?
Is consciousness coherent?
Or is it all more fun?

This is an edited extract from a forthcoming book chapter about the use of Folksonomological Reification to examine and bridge the onto-folksonomical divide. That all makes more sense in the context of the full chapter, though, and I won't go into it further here. The chapter is co-authored with Shirley Williams, Karsten Lundqvist and Edwin Porter-Daniels.

DI Tim your friendly neighbourhood copper… or is he? In this case, no. DI.TiM is the tag I have chosen to use for matters relating to our This Is Me project, which is all about Digital Identity (DI).