Principles of self perpetuation
Principles of self perpetuation are principles that directly come from the concept of multiplicity of ixperiencitness. If you are only your current body like most people on earth apparently believe, self perpetuation only means your current body's effort to survive into the future. But if you are what awaretheory predicts you are (not a body and, or soul) but an ixperiencitness that can be produced by any number of bodies through out space and time, then self perpetuation is actually ixperiencitness perpetuation.
Principles of ixperiencitness perpetuation are principles based on the concept that other itobodies can have the same ixperiencitness. An itobody having the same ixperiencitness as you do means being a version of you. It is true that there are numerous versions of you that will never know that there are other conscious versions of you. But there are also numerous other potential versions of you that can work toward the perpetuation of your ixperiencitness. Not only can they work toward the total perpetuation of their ixperiencitness, they can work toward specific areas to be perpetuated over others. Like this particular moment in your life or this particular life or the extension of your life after your death. There are numerous different reasons to perpetuate a particular awaresection, awarepath, or awarepath extension. If there is concern about the perpetuation of the ixperiencitness itself there may be a need to create itobodies with specific skills that will help the survival of the ixperiencitness. But if there is no concern about survival of the ixperiencitness then random consciousness with the same ixperiencitness can be produced.
No other theory has this concept as part of the consequences of rational scientific progression from scientific materialism.
Sometimes it takes the creation of a new terms for a new concepts to begin developing new scientific and philosophical ideas. One such concept is that of ixperiencitness. We can replace determing what is the "same person" over time to determining what people have the same ixperiencitness?
