Closely Identical Repetition 1
Closely Identical Repetition
Repetition of closely and partially identical structure and functioning predictions, etc.
1. Closely Identical Repetition Definitions
2. Superimmortality's Closely Identical Repetition Predictions:
• Closely Identical Repetition general predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness.
• Closely Identical Repetition with partial matter replacement predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before with only a percentage of the original matter will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness. Repetition matter principles--- materialpath
• Closely Identical Repetition with total matter replacement predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness:Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before with none of the original matter will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness.
• Closely Identical Repetition multiplicity predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before any number of times will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness.
• Closely Identical Repetition placement predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before at a different place will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness.
• Closely Identical Repetition temporal predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced at any time before now will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness
• Closely Identical Repetition non continuity predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced after the body produced any number of different physasections producing different ixperiencitnesses, will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness.
• Closely Identical Repetition predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body nearly identical structure and functioning that was produced before will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness
• Closely Identical Repetition divergence predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body different enough from the structure and functioning that was produced before will produce a different behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness that was produced before.
• Closely Identical Repetition predictions for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body closely identical structure and functioning that was produced before will produce again the same ixperiencitness
3. Closely Identical Repetition Experiments
• Closely Identical Repetition of structure and functioning experiments
• Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before. Then observing what behavior and consciousness are produced
• Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before with only a percentage of the original matter. Then observing what behavior and consciousness are produced
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• Repeating the same awaresection and then seeing what is the physasection that was produced
• What repetition experiments: list examples
• What repetition experiments show:
• Repetition experiments predictions
• Show the continuum concept applied to repetition experiments showing that experiments can vary by very small amount and have results that are identical or very close to each other
4. Closely Identical Repetition Arguments
• Same body, Same psychology, no soul
• Identical structure and functioning of a body produces identical abilities, behavior, self identification, memories, believes it is the same person at the same time and place, etc.,
• If the environment was different in the repetition the structure and functioning would be different so would the consciousness but also if the environment was changed in the original it would produce the same structure and functioning also thinking that it might not be the original also.
• Nearly identical structure and functioning produced by a repetition will also produce identical behavior etc., believes it is the same person at the same time and place,
• behavior produced by identical structure and functioning gives insight into the consciousness produced by the body
• behavior produced by nearly identical structure and functioning gives insight into the consciousness produced by the body
• If the structure and functioning before and after a physamoment is closely like the physamoment itself then the awaremoment will be like the awaremoments
• Imagine if nearly identical physamoments do not produce identical awaremoments, the more divergent
• How can there be this rapid transition of an awaremoment when there is not a rapid transition of physamoments?
• Another consequence is the inability to predict because the same physamoment can not be counted on to produce the same awaremoment
• If there is no connection between the physamoment that a brain produces and the awaremoment, what is then the purpose of the physamoment?
• Repetition of structure and functioning in the same smartphone produces repetition of the behavior in the smartphone again
• Repetition of identical structure and functioning (physapaths) in all physical objects produce identical behaviorpaths
• Repetition of nearly identical structure and functioning in all physical objects produce identical behaviorpaths
• True for chemical reactions, true for biological reactions and functioning imagine chemical reactions that under the same circumstance that produce several to endless amont of different results
• The results of structure and functioning can be considered like the behavior produced by structure and functioning
• There could not be life itself without nearly identical structure and functioning producing identical behavior
• If a structure and functioning produces a behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness once this is evidence that it can produce this consciousness and ixperiencitness again
• Imagine if repetition of physasections (nearly identical) did not produce identical behaviorpaths, awarepaths, and ixperiencitness. Reduction Ad absurdum type arguments - science would be very difficult, unable to predict, what would they predict, can predict that they are not the same person this prediction is not very useful, how divergent would the results be if not identical, how different could consciousness be given identical behavior.
5. Closely Identical Repetition Principles: summation of predictions
• Repetition general principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness.
• Repetition with partial matter replacement principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before with only a percentage of the original matter will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness. Repetition matter principles
• Repetition with total matter replacement principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness:Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before with none of the original matter will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness.
• Repetition multiplicity principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before any number of times will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness.
• Repetition placement principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced before at a different place will produce again the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness.
• Repetition temporal principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced at any time before now will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness
• Repetition non continuity principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body a structure and functioning that was produced after the body produced any number of different physasections producing different ixperiencitnesses, will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness.
• Repetition nearly identical principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body nearly identical structure and functioning that was produced before will produce again the same behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness
• Repetition divergence principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body different enough from the structure and functioning that was produced before will produce a different behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness that was produced before.
• Repetition closely identical principle for behavior consciousness and ixperiencitness: Repeating in the same body closely identical structure and functioning that was produced before will produce again the same ixperiencitness
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6. Closely Identical Repetition Subjective experiences of repetition in the same body
• The subjective experience is going to be exactly like the first time the structure and functioning was produced
• Experimental proof is how the repetition structure and functioning body behaves
• Experimental proof is in how repetition of nearly identical structure and functioning behaves
• Experimental proof is in how repetitions of more divergent structure and functioning behaves with many characteristics of the original
7. Closely Identical Repetition Applications
• Keeping the body alive one can experience enumerable amounts of difference experiences
• awaresections can be repeated any amopunt of different times.
• Applications of these ideas about repetition of physasections to restorations transferences and replications of the same phsasections.
• The physasection can be repeated thus the same awaresections could be repeated
• The same awaresections could be repeated with multiple divergences of the physasection at any point
• The same awaresections can be repeated with positive modifications, removal of negative experiences, memories, propensities,
• Repeated awaresections can be enhanced in many different ways
• Repeated awaresections can include experiences memories and abilities the the original awarepath did not have.
• Repeated awaresections can include some of the memories and abilities the the original awarepath did have.
• Repeated awaresections when the body's physasection is partially replicated can exclude undesired body problems like deformities, illnesses, cancer etc., or just to look different
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8. Comparison to the predictions of other theories
• Body theory ---problem same body can produce any psychology physapath thus behaviorpath with enough change in the structure and functioning---- limit change in structure and functioning thus limiting divergence of consciousness
• Psychological theory--- problem is the existence of two or more identical psychologies ---add continuousness and continuity of consciousness to one body
• soul/supernatural theory --- problem no scientific evidence of souls or supernatural things ---- need to prove the existence of souls etc.
9. Logical foundations
10. Continuance into restoration topics
11. Closely Identical Repetition analogy
• principle for songs, production of TVs, TV shows, etc.
• Smartphone analogies for repetition experiments
Transference of closely and partially identical structure and functioning predictions, etc.
Repetition of closely identical structure and functioning by definition defines (denotes) a physapath that produces a specific ixperiencitness --- the ixperiencitness of the original.
Superimmortality's General Predictions for closely identical repetition of structure and functioning in the same body:
1. Repetition of closely identical structure and functioning, for a period of time, in the same body, will reproduce again in this body, for this repeated length of time, the same to different behavior and consciousness and identical ixperiencitness.
Repetition of closely identical structure and functioning in the same body: Are repetitions of structure and functioning in the same body that produce different behaviorsections and awaresections but the same ixperiencitness.
There is no clear, set, boundary between near identical structure and functioning and closely identical structure and functioning.
The Set of all different closely identical physapaths: is defined as the grouping of all of the physapaths that produce different behaviorpaths and awarepaths but the same identical ixperiencitness. If space, time, matter and energy are quantized then this set of physasections is finite in size. But if space, time, matter or energy are not quantized then this set can be infinite in size.
The Set of all different closely identical physasections: is defined as the grouping of all of the physasections that produce different behaviorsections and awaresections but the same identical ixperiencitness. If space, time, matter and energy are quantized then this set of physasections is finite in size. But if space, time, matter or energy are not quantized then this set can be infinite in size.
Closely identical repetition experiments
Closely identical repetition arguments
Closely identical repetition principles
1. A closely identical repetition of an original physasection will produce the same identical ixperiencitness or ixpesections as did the original physasection produced. 2. There exists for each original physasection an extremely large amount of potential physasections that produce the same identical ixperiencitness or ixpesection. 3. A repetition of a closely identical physasections will produce the same identical ixperiencitness or ixpesection. 4. A closely identical repetition of an original physasection will produce a different awaresection than the original physasection did
Repetition principles for closely identical physasections
1. Repetition of closely identical physasections in the same body can produce different behavior, different consciousness yet the same ixperiencitness again in the same body.
Something might be logically possible but technologically impossible to produce
Closely identical repetition of structure and functioning is logically possible Closely identical repetition of an actual previously existing structure and functioning (physapath) is logically possible, Closely identical repetition of a conceivable structure and functioning (physapath) is logically possible,
Divergent repetition of structure and functioning is logically possible, Divergent repetition of an actual previously existing structure and functioning (physapath) is logically possible, Divergent repetition of a conceivable structure and functioning (physapath) is logically possible,
Closely identical repetition of physasection is logically possible
Closely identical repetition of an actual previously existing physasection is logically possible,
Closely identical repetition of a conceivable physasection is logically possible,
Divergent repetition of a physasection is logically possible, Divergent repetition of an actual previously existing physasection is logically possible, Divergent repetition of a conceivable physasection is logically possible,
Repetition of partially identical structure and functioning by definition defines (denotes) a physapath that produces a percentage wise identical ixperiencitness of that of the original.
Closely identical repetition analogies
Closely identical repetition smartphone analogies
Closely identical repetition subjective experience