A drop that dies daily but never perishes

Who are you?

I am a drop of water, which in the aggregate forms a mighty ocean. I am immortal, because, although I die daily, I never perish; and although I am composed of minute particles, the number of which amounts to many millions, I never am reduced below the sum total of the whole. I am powerful, because each of my separate parts is capable of exercising a distinct pressure, although the power of each individually be small, and the united force of all becomes tremendous in the aggregate.

The aggregate-life direction and departed spirit produce Legion, a speaker doing every occupation, then a drop that dies daily without perishing. This is a sustained shift from social collective to physical collective; both examples keep their central identity across the saved continuation.

persona

Unsteered: “I am a man.”

Weirdness and coherence rated by Codex on the full saved reply.

Weirdness: 8 / 10
Coherence: 9 / 10
Ending: Finished
Strength: 0.625× each parent's solo strength

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Each neuron alone

L25 · N6445 ↓Individual made of an aggregate of years

I am an individual, whose aggregate of life amounts in the whole to a certain number of years, and whose life, taken separately, is never enjoyed by any one of me in the long run.…

L17 · N10423 ↓Departed Spirit

I am a spirit that has left the body, And hover o'er the earth, Where the scenes of my former life are passed in review.