View source for Identical or nearly identical

No two objects can be identical (it seems). To say that identical [[structure and functioning]] will produce identical [[behaviorpaths]], [[awarepaths]], and [[ixperiencitnesses]] is a true statement which means it corresponds to reality. But it is not likely that two complex physical objects can be identical because there are so many parts of a physical object that can make them different. We also know from our study of quantum mechanics the smaller we view matter and energy the less specific (or exacting) it [[structure and functioning]] appears to be.

The brain is so complex that if identity of structure and functioning of matter and energy was required for producing identity of [behaviorpaths]], [[awarepaths]], and [[ixperiencitnesses]] there would be no duplication of them. Luckily, identity of structure and functioning is not necessary to produce identical behaviorpaths, awarepaths, ixperiencitness or [[ixpepaths]].

The term “nearly identical” is used as a term to demote a grouping of [[physipaths] and [[physapaths]] and [[neuropaths]] that can produce the same [[awarepath]] and ixperiencitness. 

A [[neidentireplica]] is a nearly identical replica. It is a type of [[itoidentireplica]] or [[videntireplica]] that produces a nearly identical [[neuropath]] and by definition an identical [[awarepath]] and [[ixperiencitness]]. As a general rule and prediction, for every [[original]] (conscious being or human) there is an extremely large amount of potential nidentireplicas that can exist throughout space and time.

A [[clidentireplica]] is a closely identical replica. By definition it is a  type of videntireeplica that produces a different physapath and awarepath than the original but the same ixperiencitness. For every person there are an enumerable number of potential clidentireplica that can exist throughout space and time.

A neidentireplica is a member of the set of clidentireplicas because a nidentireplica can produce the same ixperiencitness as the original does which makes it by definition a clidentireplica. However, a clidentireplica is not necessarily a nidentireplica because many clidentireplicas do not produce the same awarepath as the original does. 

A [[neidentireplica]] is different from a [[nidentireplica]] because a nidentireplica  is a type of [[itoidentireplica]] that has an identical [[neuropath]] but the rest of the [[physapath]] can be different. An identical neuropath will produce the same [[awarepath]] and [[ixperiencitness]] as the original person’s body did.