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Similarly, in the face of challenges or transformations, your fundamental values act as an anchor, guiding your choices and decisions. It's a dynamic interplay between adaptation to external circumstances and the unwavering core that defines your true self.

To be honest, I do not even know how I would be.

I believe that what makes up a person is their thoughts, perceptions, and mode of understanding inside them. For example, a person with a face transplant has a different face but is not different in mind and thought. So, should I wake up as an alien with the thought that humans were just a dream, I would still be me. However, my curiosity about humans will piqued.

I definitely wouldn't be me because the world around us shapes our personalities. If I become alien to a world, I'm bound to be a changed person and not me. That is just my analysis.

The answer to this question is that I'm still going to be myself except I decide on my own to change. The memory and everything is still in me

I don't see what will change me since my memory is still intact I think nothing will change. Although is may be really scary seeing those you know as aliens, myself looking into the mirror.

Why won't it be me. Being an alien doesn't mean its the end of the world. I would like to experience what being an alien look like. It sounds so cool and interesting.

Of course, I know I wouldn't change. Not one bit. I would be the same because my soul/consciousness as you call it would be there in me. What would change is the vessel, nothing else. Though I know it will never happen. I like the thought of it.

Well it depends on what you mean by the "real me" because at this point I'd be wondering if that exists anymore. If you say that my whole life was a dream then perhaps when I wake up I should be figuring out who the "real me" is that's if I don't realize it the moment I awake.