Assimilation speed limit
Assimilation speed limit is assumed to be a rational concept because the body replaces the matter it contains rather slowly over time. Assimilation speed limit assumes that if you replace matter in the body too fast then it does not have time to some how "teach" (inform, control, influence) the new incoming matter how to produce the same consciousness and ixperiencitness that it had before the replacement of the matter. There is no scientific evidence that there is anything like teaching the new matter how to function. What is happening in the body with assimilation of new matter is assimilation functioning to maintain close approximate continuing structure and functioning. In other words when atoms and molecules are replaced in the body they are replaced in order to do the same functioning with the same structure as the body was doing before. Of course, the body is constantly changing in its structure because there are many factors that effect the way matter is replaced in the body. The relatively close approximation of the structure and functioning of matter is what produces the relatively close approximation of consciousness and ixperiencitness over time.
There is a speed limit in how fast matter can be replaced in a body but it is not connected to changing of consciousness and ixperiencitness. It is based on how fast the body digests food, then transfers those chemicals to the cells, then how fast the chemical reactions occur in the cells, Then finally the transfer of the non needed chemicals out of the body. These are physical processes that take time. There may not be any faster process. But we can imagine the replacement of any number of chemicals from the body at any speed including instantaneously. Awaretheory predicts that instantaneous replacement is equivalent of making a identireplica of the original, that is if the structure and functioning of the matter of the new body is close enough to that of the original. This identireplica of the original will have the same ixperiencitness as the original has even with a different sensepath than the original has. If the sensepaths of the identireplica and original are close enough alike they will produce the same awarepaths. If not then the identireplica will become a videntireplica of the original still with the same ixperiencitness as the original. As there is ever greater difference between the videntireplica and the original there will be a point where they no longer have identical ixperiencitnesses. This is where there becomes a percentage wise identity of ixperiencitness.
See also: Assimilation of matter experiments, Assimilation of matter arguments, Assimilation speed limit, Pseudo assimilation of matter, Assimilation speeds, Matter assimilation speed, Real assimilation, Pseudo assimilation, Speed of the assimilation of energy, Speed of the assimilation of matter, Speed of assimilation of matter arguments, Assimilation speed concept,
