TV analogy for the cidentireplica paradox

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The cidentireplica paradox is the basis for the cidentireplica paradox argument. The "cidentireplica paradox argument" gives supporting evidence that identical physapaths and identical physipaths produce the same identical awarepaths. The "TV analogy for the cidentireplica paradox" gives an analogy that helps in the paradox's understanding. It is believed by many people that they are unique, singular, and often believed irreproducible. What these people mean is that their consciousness is not duplicatable. Consciousness over a life time is called the awarepath. The implication is then that their awarepath is not duplicatable. Or to state it in another way the awarepath that their body produced is not reproducible by any other body. Science has good reasons and experimental evidence to show that consciousness is produced by the functioning of the brain with the help of the rest of the nervous system and the support of the body. The unique consciousness that the body produces is determined by the structure and then functioning of the brain with the supporting help of the body. The structure and functioning of the body over a life time is called the physapath. The physapath of the body produces the awarepath that you experience. If the awarepath is unique then an identical physapath produced by a different body can not produce an identical awarepath.


If an equivalent concept is applied to a TV and the shows it creates, the same structure and functioning of the TV or TV physapath will not produce the same showpath. This is clearly absurd because there are many different TVs producing the same showsections. But imagine a reality where the a duplication of a identical TV physapath always produces a different showpath,

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