Physapath continuum paradox

The Physapath continuum paradox is what occurs when it is believed that a physapath always fazmaps to a unique awarepath. This is the consequence of the statement that every person is unique and unreproducible thus they will never experience conscious existence (life) again after death.

To create the physapath continuum paradox you begin constructing a potential physapath continuum (potential physacontinuum). This physacontinuum is constructed where the physapaths that are closest alike are the ones that are closest together in the physacontinuum. This physacontinuum includes every possible physapath. It will include physapaths that are so closely alike that are different by the smallest movement of a subatomic particle in the body at one moment in time. and the rest of the time they are identical physapaths. There are no duplicate physapaths though they can have duplicate physasections.

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