The I (n.) is a mnemonic token, an abbreviating formula, which by bad habit we take for an entity and finally for a cause — like saying the lightning 'flashes'.
The I (n.) may be a perspectival illusion: an illusory unity in which, as in a horizon, everything converges.
The I (n.) is not what thinks but a construction of thinking — a regulative fiction, like 'thing' and 'substance', that inserts constancy into a world of becoming.
The I (n.) is a mnemonic, an abbreviation taken for an entity and then for a cause — a perspective in seeing mistaken for the cause of seeing.
A Mortal (n.) is a creature for whom things can be too late.
A Mortal (n.) is like a guest enjoying the party more because the last train leaves at midnight.
A Mortal (n.) spends the first half of life not believing it and the second half budgeting for it.
Mortal (n.) is the ones capable of death as death, playing a revealing role, due to the role of the explicit as-structure here (and thus future).
Polychronic individual (n.) is a person who naturally attends to many things at once, as opposed to doing one thing at a time.
A Polychronic individual (n.) is an individual or group that is capable of attending to multiple events simultaneously, as opposed to 'monochronic' individuals and cultures which tend to handle events sequentially.
Proud sovereign individual (n.) is Nietzsche's figure of the person free to make and keep promises, ruled by a self-given conscience, not custom.
The Proud sovereign individual (n.) is he who can freely create his own morality and ignore the meakness praised in judeo-Christian tradition.