What do you think of Hume's understanding of the impermanence of the self?

Hume believes that the internal content of the mind was starved from experience alone. The stimulus could be internal or external. For Hume, there is no mind and self. The perception that is only when someone is conscious. Hume aspects to be reducing personality and cognition to a machine that can be turned off and on. Death brings annihilation towards perception. He argued that passion is the determinant of behavior. Hume also appears as a behaviorist who believes in humans learn in the same manner as lower animals learn that is through rewards and punishments. The idea of self is not one anyone impression.