So in a sense, a worldview is a soul 'from the inside'. To the extent that similar genetic heritage and experience cause our brains to form the same memes and styles of computation, our worldviews overlap. But each person's temperament and experience are different, and so are the regions of conceptual space where we tend to dwell. So each person's private worldview carves out a unique path through conceptual space. We block the assimilation of these memes using mental censors .
Censorship is a computation that warps the worldview like a flaw in fabric.
Censoring a meme disrupts its integration into the network of memes that constitute memory. Thus censorship has the long term effect of distorting how a meme will participate in the flow of conscious experience. Censorship causes ones' worldview, including ones' sense of self, to fragment. For example, we have all felt at one time or another the strain of telling a lie, or of living a lie as in by pretending to like someone we do not like. Often we are compelled to admit the truth later, if not to the person involved, then to someone else.