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Replicas
10 pages tagged replicas.
Cidentireplica
A continuing identical replica. A body that maintains structure and functioning identical to yours over time. Both bodies produce the same awarepath simultaneously.
ReplicasComboidentireplica
A combination identical replica. A body that holds more than one replica property at once: continuing and enhanced, fragmented and simulated, and so on.
ReplicasEnhaidentireplica
An enhanced identical replica. A body that produces your ixperiencitness but with capabilities you do not have. Future, augmented versions of you.
ReplicasFidentireplica
A fragmented identical replica. A body that produces only part of your ixperiencitness. The book argues this is the most common form of you-ness persistence: your influence on children, students, and
ReplicasIdentireplica
An identical replica. A body whose structure and functioning are identical to yours at a moment in time. The simplest case the theory examines.
ReplicasInsidentireplica
An instantaneously formed identical replica. A body created in its final state with no causal continuity to the original. Useful for testing whether causal continuity matters for identity.
ReplicasItoidentireplica
Any identical replica in the broad ito- category that produces your ixperiencitness through identical structure.
ReplicasMusidentireplica
A "mus" identical replica. A specific variant in the theory's full taxonomy.
ReplicasNrgidentireplica
An energy-substrate identical replica. Your structure realized in an energy pattern rather than in ordinary matter.
ReplicasVidentireplica
A diverging identical replica. A body that begins identical to you but is allowed to drift naturally over time, becoming gradually different.