Near identical structure and functioning

The human body is so complex and numerous in atoms and subatomic particles there are thus an enumerable amount of very small changes in the structure and functioning of a human body that will still produce the same identical behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness. This concept is very important because it is much more likely that two different human bodies will produce near identical structure and functioning than identical structure and functioning.

Examples of Near identical structure and functioning:

1. A fraction of a degree of rotation of a single molecule.

2. The reduction or increase of a neuron by one atom.

3. The increase or decrease of an atom's mass by one electron.

4. The firing of a neuron that is a nanosecond slower or faster than it would have been otherwise.

5. A finite number of combinations of very small differences in structure and functioning.