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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencety and privacy, our collective selves, as a society, have an expanded identity which is not merely an aggregate of our personal identities, yet is composed of and dependent on them. Our relationship to the non-human physical environment, both as individuals and as groups, is also not merely additive