Repetitions with changes in time of existence

Repetitions with Changes in Time of Existence

Introduction

Definition

A repetition of the same physical functioning and structure, in the same body, will usually have to be at a different time.

Question

How does changes in time of existence of replacement of matter in the human body, before a repetition of a human physasection previously produced by that body, effect the awaresection, and ixperiencitness produced by that body during that repetition?

Repetition (with Changes in Time of Existence) Principle for Humans

At a different period of time a repetition of a previously produced human physapath will produce the same human awarepath and ixperiencitness.

Experimental Evidence

Rational Evidence

Predictions based on this principle

If a previously produced physasection is recreated in the same body the previously produced awaresection and ixpepath will be reproduced as well.

Importance of the principle

This principle increases the likelihood that a human body will produce, in a repetition, the same awaresection and ixperiencitness without identical physasections being produced. It simplifies a complex part of reality. Adds to the scientific predictability, understanding, and explainability of consciousness and ixperiencitness. Personally, it increases the likelihood that you will experience conscious existence again after death and have some control over which awarepaths will be produced in the future.

Specific example

It does not matter whether the repetition of the previously produced fifth year (or any other portion and period) of your life occurs one, ten, 100, or a billion years from now it will be you experiencing it exactly like when you first experienced it.

Analogous Question

How does changes in time of existence of replacement of matter in the TV, before a repetition, effect the TV physapath, showpath, and selfpath produced by that TV?

Repetition Analogy (with Changes in Time of Existence) Analogous Principle for TVs

If a previously produced TV physasection is reproduced by the same TV then the same showpath will be reproduced that was produced at that previous time. Changing only the time that the TV physasection's repetition is produced at does not effect the showpath produced by it

Experimental Evidence

Showpaths are often reproduced on the same TV at a date after it was first produced on that TV.

Rational Evidence

It takes more than just a change in time to change the showpath produced by a repetition of a TV physapath.

Predictions based on this principle

If the same TV, any time in the future, can closely enough repeat the same physapath, it will also repeat producing the same showpath.

Specific example

A thousand years from now, if your TV and dvd player are still working, they can produce repeats of any move or show that they produced in the past.