What Makes a (Spider) Man?

The video explores the philosophical theme of identity in 'Spiderman: No Way Home'. It discusses how experiences shape identity using David Hume's bundle theory and examines the unique identities of different Spidermen. The video also delves into the role of social recognition in identity formation and concludes with the implications of these themes for Spiderman's future.

What is the main philosophical theme discussed in 'Spiderman: No Way Home'?

• The concept of time travel

• The ethics of superhero actions

• The formation and challenge of identity

• The role of technology in society

According to David Hume's bundle theory, what primarily forms our self-identity?

• Bundles of impressions from experiences

• Genetic predispositions

• Social status

• Innate personality traits

How do the three Spidermen differ in 'Spiderman: No Way Home'?

• They have unique identities shaped by their experiences

• They belong to different superhero teams

• They come from different timelines

• They have different superpowers

What shared experience do the three Spidermen have despite their differences?

• They all lost a loved one

• They all fought the same villain

• They all attended the same school

• They all received powers from a spider bite

What role does social recognition play in shaping Peter Parker's identity?

• It has no impact on his identity

• It only affects his superhero persona

• It is less important than his personal experiences

• It fundamentally shapes his identity through mutual recognition

What happens to Peter Parker's identity when he loses social recognition?

• He gains new superpowers

• His identity is reset, losing social affirmation

• He becomes a villain

• He becomes more famous

What is the consequence of Peter Parker asking Doctor Strange to erase his identity from the multiverse?

• He gains new allies

• He becomes more powerful

• He travels to a different universe

• He loses recognition from everyone