Caught in a society with an ever-shifting realm of digital capabilities, personal identities have become more protean than in the past. Constant recalibration of a person’s value online and, by extension, in the world is part of the reality that digital technology is creating. You are your information, and that information and how it is interpreted change constantly, creating a dynamic between human personalities and the digital capabilities that humans are creating. Withing the context of the digital age, individuals are forced to confront a growing series of consequential questions, including questions about how to measure self-worth, expectations for self and society, and what the risks are of the increasing reliance on algorithms.