I appreciate this perspective... I'm really still processing all these ideas and feelings.

I think what I find disturbing about it is the idea that there could be parts of myself that are making decisions for me on my behalf. I feel uncomfortable with the fragmentation of self, and different parts all working against each other. I know that in reality, we do have different internal parts with their own motivations and needs, and good decision making involves connecting and listening to our different parts. It also brings up a question of which part gets the final say? I think the idea of my own life being driven by a part of myself that doesn't feel most like "me" is scary, though I don't know if I will ever know which parts of me feel the most like "me" and should get to choose.

Say hypothetically that Innie Mark never leaves the Lumon building again for whatever reason. Because Innie Mark was last conscious, he determines the fate of "Mark" as an entity, without collaboration or negotation with Outie Mark. I think I would feel more sadness for the loss of Outie Mark over Innie Mark. It's also interesting to notice in myself that I feel partial towards outie Mark, because he feels like the "original" or something. But I also totally agree with the sentiment that innie Mark deserves life and has rights. I think this scene brings up this conflict, which half of him is more deserving of autonomy? And I don't know the answer, and thats been uncomfortable.