Behavior transference experiments

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Behavior transference experiments are experiments with TVs, computers, robots, animals, or humans where non conscious but replaceable identical parts are exchanged with the original and the resulting behavior is studied and analyzed.

Superimmortality predicts that if the resulting structure and functioning is the same as it would have been before the replacing of parts then the resulting behavior will be the same as it would have been without the replacing parts used. The process can continue until all of the parts, ether in the whole body or in the behavior producing sections of the body are replaced. The result will be that a previously none behavior producing body of parts will now be producing the behavior that the original body did before and the original body now can be in a none behavior producing assemble of parts. It may be difficult but likely not impossible for for electronic devices to smoothly switch parts without an interruption or deviation in the resulting behavior. For example, the original television is producing a TV show the experimental set up is such that instantaneously a new part is switched so that there is no noticeable change in the TV show. The same occurs for each new replacing part. What has happened in this experiment? Was the behavior transferred to this new functioning television one part at a time? Or was the structure and functioning that was produced in the first television reproduced in the new television over one possible process of replacing one part at a time?




See also: Principles of superimmortality, awaretheory

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Computer transference argument, Computer transference experiments
Robot transference argument, Robot transference experiments
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Ixperiencitness transference argument, Ixperiencitness transference experiments
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Ixperiencitness transference explanatory argument, Ixperiencitness transference explanatory experiments
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