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The Impact of Angelito Malicse’s Universal Formula on Personal Identity: A Philosophical Analysis
Abstract This paper explores the implications of Angelito Malicse’s proposed universal formula—a framework consisting of three universal laws of nature—on the concept of personal identity. The analysis considers whether personal identity would become irrelevant if all of humanity were educated and reprogrammed according to this formula. By situating Malicse’s ideas within philosophical and systems theory contexts, this paper argues that personal identity would not disappear, but would undergo a fundamental transformation. Specifically, the egoic, self-centered aspects of identity would dissolve, while a harmonious, interconnected, and purpose-driven sense of self would emerge.
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