" [F]rom purely my own perspective." I meant the physical perspective. First, I suppose it's along the lines of "Why am I me?" and secondly what I was getting at was, is this condition bothersome to others sometimes? That's partly a psychological problem.

Thank you. My thoughts have evolved on this thanks to yours and others' feedback. I'm no philosopher. I suppose I'm interested in the psychological aspect of the question, so I suppose I should also visit some Psych forum. At the essence: the reality you pointed out clearly bothers me from time to time, because I'm sitting in it. Does it bother others? Or do they just analyze it?

Thanks--that's helpful. You have described it neatly. It appears that some others describe it as "why am I me?" I simply feel uncomfortable from time to time if I have the time to remember that thought. Maybe it was the origin of people believing in reincarnation, and life after death.

Yeah, yeah, thanks for the condescending lecture. I'm not interested in philosophy, but what I really want to know is--do you get the same feeling, or thought, and is it unsettling? It's more of a psychological question, I suppose. Now let's see if you can answer politely, otherwise don't bother.