My question is basically if anyone understands the concept. And agrees that it is important to have a continued consciousness.

I've noticed there's gaps in consciousness. And there's probably gaps for all sorts of people. There's "Home you" "Professional you" "Player you" "Sports you" "Family you" "Slut you"...

I imagine there could be conflict between some of these Yous. I bet "Family you" isn't all too happy with "Slut you" and vice versa. I bet that if Sports you suddenly tried to take the roll of Family you. The family would be very suprised and possibly have a hard time trying to deal with Sports you.

But what I mean is not just ^that. In my life there's little breaks in consciousness all the time. When I turn on facebook I am a different person than when I spend the day reading a book. What troubles me is that some modes of consciousness is not compatible very much so with my environment. I need to re-emerse myself into the outside world when I spend a little too long in the digital world. And vice versa!

Does anyone understand my issue here? Sleep is the biggest gap in consciousness that I know of. And ultimately my question is lucidity related. How different would life be if all if these "Me's" would merge into a single continuation of "Me".

Is this not something that you find out when you get older in this world?