Would you agree to a heart transplant?

The alternative is dying. So, it's either a personality change, or a coffin.

I've spoken to a couple of people, one is my mom, and another a friend (now both gone), who told me that they both experienced personality changes, following heart bypass surgery.

Interesting question: First off, I wouldn't be seeking a heart transplant, because I don't cling to my life very tightly. BUT... If I were in that situation, I would review the research and want to know about the life of the donor first, to decide if I wanted their heart, or not.

yes if it meant noticeably longer life. Read where folks have played instruments they never played before after organ transplants. Hypothesis is that memory is distributed across neural system.. not just in brain

Never knew that very interesting , if it saved my life yes, and take the chance and see if it does change me

Which proves that the heart is a lot more than just a pump.

I think if I had a strong reason to live then maybe.

By the time you're a candidate for a transplant it's usually have the operation or die.

If you are going to say researchers have found. Please quote the research. Rather than hearsay.

If it saves my life.. Idk.. now I might like licorice, hm tough choice.

Transplanting heart wouldn't change a person's nature to an extent that would make them look like a different person, habit or personality wise. So, transplant any day. And, people with pacemakers or transplanted organ, go through multiple restrictions and are forced to lead their life differently. I can't recall reading any serious data which claim that changing any major organ, including heart can bring drastic changes.

No but not for that reason.

Yes