Awarepath ixpepath identity postulate

Awarepath ixpepath identity postulate states that the same awarepath produced by any means will always have the same ixpepath. There could be many versions of this postulate creating restrictions to its application based on experimentation. But at this point in our understanding of conscious existence it greatly simplifies things, and is probably correct. It or a version of this postulate is what makes itomultiplicity true.

Finite singular theories of conscious existence predict that a cidentireplica will not have the same ixperiencit as the original. Nor will any thing but the original have the same ixperiencitness as the original. This means that you live your life out and that is the end of you experiencing anything ever again. If an idoriginal or cidentireplica existed that produced the exact same awarepath it would not be linked to the same ixpepath. This means that even if the exact same consciousness was produced it would not be a case of survival or life after death for the original.

Under these conditions, theoretically an unlimited amount of identical awarepaths could be created each producing a different ixpepath. This greatly complicates the understanding of consciousness. This alone is a problem but an even greater problem is in all the transitional experimental cases. Which have to answer these questions: Under what exact circumstances does the ixpepath change to a different ixpepath when the awarepath does not change?, and, Why scientifically does the ixpepath change to another ixpepath when the awarepath is identical?

For more examples of this problem go to: Awarepath Ixpepath mapping experiments

Extended or infinite singular theories of conscious existence are somewhat better but not much. This is because they predict that there can be only one ixpepath connected to one awarepath at a time. So if there are two identical awarepaths produced at the same time they have to have different ixpepaths. Unlike the finite singular theories of conscious existence, extended theories have to develop a ways of connecting the originals ixpepath between bodies after death. If there are two exactly the same awarepaths produced which awarepath (physipath) gets the ixpepath of the original, after the death of the original, and why if they are identical?

Awarepath ixpepath identity postulate greatly simplifies the problems that the other theories create.