You night want to consider this:
user=> (def m {:myself nil :yourself 'moo})
#'user/m
user=> m
{:myself nil, :yourself moo}
user=> (def m2 (assoc m :myself m))
#'user/m2
user=> m
{:myself nil, :yourself moo}
user=> m2
{:myself {:myself nil, :yourself moo}, :yourself moo}
Now, if :myself' value were a ref ... :-)
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