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The word [[Superimmortality]] was created because the word [[immortality]] was not adequate to describe the consequences of [[awaretheory]] based on the concepts that some structures and functionings of matter are what produces [[consciousness]] and [[ixperiencitness]]. Immortality is based on not being mortal and being mortal means eventually dying. There are two distinctly different aspects of mortality. First, your mortality for others and second your mortality from your own conscious perspective. We (conscious beings) see each other die. This means that we no longer see a body act like it is alive. To do this we have to be conscious. What we do not see is what happens to the consciousness that was being produced by the dead body (or the consciousness that we assume was being produced by the dead body). What happens when you die is the body no longer functions in the correct way to produce consciousness, and eventually no longer even has the right structure for producing the right functioning to produce consciousness. | The word [[Superimmortality]] was created because the word [[immortality]] was not adequate to describe the consequences of [[awaretheory]] based on the concepts that some structures and functionings of matter are what produces [[consciousness]] and [[ixperiencitness]]. Immortality is based on not being mortal and being mortal means eventually dying. There are two distinctly different aspects of mortality. First, your mortality for others and second your mortality from your own conscious perspective. We (conscious beings) see each other die. This means that we no longer see a body act like it is alive. To do this we have to be conscious. What we do not see is what happens to the consciousness that was being produced by the dead body (or the consciousness that we assume was being produced by the dead body). What happens when you die is the body no longer functions in the correct way to produce consciousness, and eventually no longer even has the right structure for producing the right functioning to produce consciousness. Since what it takes to produce a consciousness that you experience before or after death is not your particular body but one or more of a very large grouping of the right structures and functioning of matter | ||
Technically no one can be immortal because no one's body will exist forever without dying periodically--- we are thus all mortal. If however we consciously exist over and over again with different bodies producing a consciousness that we experience then we are [[supermortal]]. | Technically no one can be immortal because no one's body will exist forever without dying periodically--- we are thus all mortal. If however we consciously exist over and over again with different bodies producing a consciousness that we experience then we are [[supermortal]]. [[Superimmortality]] is more than just [[supermortality]]. It is not just that you can consciously exist by being produced in other bodies over and over again, it means that there are an enumerable amount different consciousnesses that you have, are, or will experience when they are produced by the right structures and functionings of mater. They can be experienced at the same time, or any time or place in the universe or multiverse where the correct corresponding structure and functioning of matter is produced, they can also be replicated, enhanced, modified by versions of the self or other. Many of these bodies that produce these consciousness can be very different from human bodies with different types or modification of senses. The senses can be controlled artificially to produce many conscious realities that nature alone cannot produce. | ||
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The word Superimmortality was created because the word immortality was not adequate to describe the consequences of awaretheory based on the concepts that some structures and functionings of matter are what produces consciousness and ixperiencitness. Immortality is based on not being mortal and being mortal means eventually dying. There are two distinctly different aspects of mortality. First, your mortality for others and second your mortality from your own conscious perspective. We (conscious beings) see each other die. This means that we no longer see a body act like it is alive. To do this we have to be conscious. What we do not see is what happens to the consciousness that was being produced by the dead body (or the consciousness that we assume was being produced by the dead body). What happens when you die is the body no longer functions in the correct way to produce consciousness, and eventually no longer even has the right structure for producing the right functioning to produce consciousness. Since what it takes to produce a consciousness that you experience before or after death is not your particular body but one or more of a very large grouping of the right structures and functioning of matter
Technically no one can be immortal because no one's body will exist forever without dying periodically--- we are thus all mortal. If however we consciously exist over and over again with different bodies producing a consciousness that we experience then we are supermortal. Superimmortality is more than just supermortality. It is not just that you can consciously exist by being produced in other bodies over and over again, it means that there are an enumerable amount different consciousnesses that you have, are, or will experience when they are produced by the right structures and functionings of mater. They can be experienced at the same time, or any time or place in the universe or multiverse where the correct corresponding structure and functioning of matter is produced, they can also be replicated, enhanced, modified by versions of the self or other. Many of these bodies that produce these consciousness can be very different from human bodies with different types or modification of senses. The senses can be controlled artificially to produce many conscious realities that nature alone cannot produce.