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The [[ixperiencit restoration postulate]] for an [[original]]: If you restore the [[ixperiencitness]] of the [[original]] you have an actual case of [[life after death]] for the [[original]]. | The [[ixperiencit restoration postulate]] for an [[original]]: If you restore the [[ixperiencitness]] of the [[original]] you have an actual case of [[life after death]] for the [[original]]. | ||
The [[ixperiencit restoration postulate]] for any itobody: If you restore the [[ixperiencitness]] of the [[itobody]] you have an actual case of [[life after death]] for the [[itobody]]. | The [[ixperiencit restoration postulate]] for any [[itobody]]: If you restore the [[ixperiencitness]] of the [[itobody]] you have an actual case of [[life after death]] for the [[itobody]]. | ||
Types of Restoring experiments: | |||
Types of Restoring experiments | |||
To other points on the [[historical physipath]] | To other points on the [[historical physipath]] | ||
To other points on different [[prospective physipath]]s | To other points on different [[prospective physipath]]s | ||
Restoring with different matter from the [[original]] at time of death, with matter saved long periods of times before death, percent new replacement matter, placement interchanging of matter. | |||
Restoring with different matter from the original at time of death, with matter saved long periods of times before death, percent new replacement matter, placement interchanging of matter. | |||
[[Time limits on restoration experiments]]: Does it matter how long it takes for a restoration to occur after death if the desired [[structure and functioning]] is achived in the restoration? | [[Time limits on restoration experiments]]: Does it matter how long it takes for a restoration to occur after death if the desired [[structure and functioning]] is achived in the restoration? | ||
[[Historical physipath]] restoring experiments: | [[Historical physipath]] restoring experiments: | ||
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A specific example: We use the matter in a present day person that is say 70 years old to make an [[identireplica]] of this person on their tenth birthday. If we can set up the conditions to make this person a [[cidentireplica]] by controlling the environment, we will have the case where this restored person has the same [[consciousness]] as the [[original]] did when she was ten. The question is what will be the [[ixperiencitness]] of the [[restored original]]? [[Singular theorists]] will say that this cannot be the [[ixperiencit]] of the [[original]]. This is because this would be a [[case of multiplicity]] and [[multiplicity]] cannot be true. | A specific example: We use the matter in a present day person that is say 70 years old to make an [[identireplica]] of this person on their tenth birthday. If we can set up the conditions to make this person a [[cidentireplica]] by controlling the environment, we will have the case where this restored person has the same [[consciousness]] as the [[original]] did when she was ten. The question is what will be the [[ixperiencitness]] of the [[restored original]]? [[Singular theorists]] will say that this cannot be the [[ixperiencit]] of the [[original]]. This is because this would be a [[case of multiplicity]] and [[multiplicity]] cannot be true. | ||
[[Prospective physipath]] restoring experiments: It may be a a tautology that you can not restore something that has not happened by way of the definition of restore. But you can in a way get around this by restoring to a historical physipath and then chanign the structure and functioning to a [[Prospective physipath]]. if you simply leave out the the historical physipath in the process you have restored to a [[prospective physipath]]. We can also take the example of the existence of a previous [[cidentireplica]] of an [[original]] that existed in the past that lived longer than the present [[original]] has. Part of the [[physapath]] that the [[cidentireplica]] produced will not have been produced by the [[original]] before its death. Thus from the perspective of the [[original]] this part is a [[Prospective physipath]] that can be restored. | [[Prospective physipath]] restoring experiments: It may be a a tautology that you can not restore something that has not happened by way of the definition of restore. But you can in a way get around this by restoring to a historical physipath and then chanign the structure and functioning to a [[Prospective physipath]]. if you simply leave out the the historical physipath in the process you have restored to a [[prospective physipath]]. We can also take the example of the existence of a previous [[cidentireplica]] of an [[original]] that existed in the past that lived longer than the present [[original]] has. Part of the [[physapath]] that the [[cidentireplica]] produced will not have been produced by the [[original]] before its death. Thus from the perspective of the [[original]] this part is a [[Prospective physipath]] that can be restored. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:38, 5 March 2016
Restoring experiments are a type of itoexperiments where the original is restored in various ways from various stages of decay, and periods of being dead.
What consciousness and ixperiencitness can we restore? What are the conditions that are necessary for the specific types of restoring?
The ixperiencit restoration postulate for an original: If you restore the ixperiencitness of the original you have an actual case of life after death for the original.
The ixperiencit restoration postulate for any itobody: If you restore the ixperiencitness of the itobody you have an actual case of life after death for the itobody.
Types of Restoring experiments:
To other points on the historical physipath To other points on different prospective physipaths Restoring with different matter from the original at time of death, with matter saved long periods of times before death, percent new replacement matter, placement interchanging of matter.
Time limits on restoration experiments: Does it matter how long it takes for a restoration to occur after death if the desired structure and functioning is achived in the restoration?
Historical physipath restoring experiments:
If we take an old person body and use that matter to construct a citohistorical identireplica of that original, what will be the ixperiencitness of that new or reconstructed person? This historical cidentireplica can have the structure and functioning of any point on this old person's physapath.
A specific example: We use the matter in a present day person that is say 70 years old to make an identireplica of this person on their tenth birthday. If we can set up the conditions to make this person a cidentireplica by controlling the environment, we will have the case where this restored person has the same consciousness as the original did when she was ten. The question is what will be the ixperiencitness of the restored original? Singular theorists will say that this cannot be the ixperiencit of the original. This is because this would be a case of multiplicity and multiplicity cannot be true.
Prospective physipath restoring experiments: It may be a a tautology that you can not restore something that has not happened by way of the definition of restore. But you can in a way get around this by restoring to a historical physipath and then chanign the structure and functioning to a Prospective physipath. if you simply leave out the the historical physipath in the process you have restored to a prospective physipath. We can also take the example of the existence of a previous cidentireplica of an original that existed in the past that lived longer than the present original has. Part of the physapath that the cidentireplica produced will not have been produced by the original before its death. Thus from the perspective of the original this part is a Prospective physipath that can be restored.