Itoinception arguments

Itoinception arguments are scientific arguments based on actual and rational experiments showing that the time of inception alone does not change the behavior, consciousness and ixperiencitness produced by an itobody or an itocomponent.

Since consciousness and ixperiencitness is based on structure and functioning the time of inception does not necessarily effect structure and functioning unless there are other factors involved, thus time of inception will not normally effect consciousness and ixperiencitness produced by the itobody or itocomponent. Multicid and multivid experiments give strong evidence that identical and closely approximate structure and functioning produce the same behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness. Consequently, if the time of inception is different but the structure and functioning is the same then behavior, consciousness, and ixperiencitness should also be the same.

See also: Itoinception experiments, Itoinception evidence, Itoinception arguments, Itoinception principles, Itoinception multiplicity, Itoinception subjectivity, Itoinception analogies, Itoinception equations, Itoinception mapping, Itoinception construction, Itoinception immortality, Itoinception applications, Itoexperiments, Itofazexperiments

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