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is a journalist, writer and co-founder of The Philosophers' Magazine.
He talks to us about the philosophy of the , whether it can be said to exist at all, and why the trope of the double is so fascinating, and yet unnerving.

is an artist living in New York. One day he began receiving fan email meant for another Daniel Bejar - the singer and songwriter of the Canadian band Destroyer.
When google images revealed they shared some physical similarities Daniel grew out his hair and beard, and began to copy every image of the Destroyer singer that could be found on Google’s Image Search engine, this was the beginning of The .

Niamh Geaney is a Dopplegänger Hunter. This year she made headlines a bet she made with her friends let her to tracking down not one, but two Dopplegängers. After her story went viral she received a flood of emails from people all round the world asking how they could find their own doubles. This lead her to found her website .

She tells us about the website, her quest to find her seven doubles which legend has it exist somewhere in the world, and what it was like meeting other women with her face.

is a writer interested in the ways that technology is shaping art, politics, and society. She is a 2015 fellow at the Carl & Marilynn Thoma Art Foundation, the recipient of the Arts Writing Fellowship Award to an emerging writer in digital arts.

She tells us about , a project where she created a cyber twin to talk to her friends online, and the uncanny, deeply personal, sometimes troubling responses, her were created by her Dopplegänger .

is a technology critic and a Research Fellow at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism. Her work explores how we are learning to live with, understand, and interpret our personal data and the algorithms that shape our experiences.

She talks to us about how the data shadow we leave in the online space can be collected, rebuilt and presented back at us as a Digital Dopplegänger, based on who the internet assesses us to be.

is an author living and working in Glasgow, known for her gripping psychological thrillers.

She talks to us about the trope of the Dopplegänger in literature, why it remains such a creepy and pervasive presence in our subconscious and reads an exclusive short story about the horror of the double ‘What Bliss It Was’.