Ludwig Wittgenstein illustrates that when 'I' is used as an object, one can make an error of misidentification, such as mistakenly judging 'I have a broken arm' when seeing another person's broken arm in a tangle of bodies.

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  Self-Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• first-person pronoun 'I' concept
• Ludwig Wittgenstein entity