> I can't just not wake up as "me" tomorrow You sure can. You could have a stroke and change personality completely. The fact that it's still considered "you"

> I can't just not wake up as "me" tomorrow You sure can. You could have a stroke and change personality completely. The fact that it's still considered "you" by society and the future you doesn't mean it's true. > "the person who didn't wash the dishes and the person who then suffers the consequences is a continual entity" This only requires you to believe that the future you is you, it doesn't require it to be true. It's similar to arguing "There must be a God, because why else would I pray". Well you can simply be wrong. > If continuity wasn't a thing then the concept of "me" shouldn't exist at all Why? There's a lot of concepts out there that exist contrary to facts. Free will probably doesn't exist. Absolute time doesn't exist yet people use it routinely as their model of reality. > I can't wake up and control two people at the same time. That doesn't even happen in the case of multiple personality disorder. You could make a device that controls muscles of another body basing on your neural impulses. Would that change your opinion about identity and consciousness? I doubt it. If I'm right, then that's not your real argument. Give me your real argument, please.