Human ixpepath

A human ixpepath is the ixpepath that a human body produces over its life time. It can be one ixperiencitness or a changing ixperiencitness over periods of time. For instance, a fetus or a baby may have a different or somewhat different ixperiencitness than the same human body produces latter in life. If there is a difference in the ixperiencitness over a period of transition, then there is a transition from one type of ixperiencitness or percentage wise identical ixperiencitness to another. There is also the transition from not having an ixperiencitness to having one. A fertilized human egg cell does not produce a consciousness or ixperiencitness but eventually develops in such a way that it does. There can be continuous change or discontinuous change in the ixperiencitness. There can also be smooth change or step wise change in the ixperiencitness. There can be change in the ixperiencitness at any point in the life of a human when there is enough change in the structure and functioning of the brain.

Many times awaretheory assumes that for most of a person's life the ixperiencitness is the same for simplicity reasons. But there is reason to believe that ixpepaths could be very complex. An example of this is a extremely long lived body where there is very rapid and large amounts of change in the way the brain is structured and then functions. This can then produce many different ixperiencitnesses and percentage wise identical versions of the same ixperiencitnesses.

An ixpepath can even contain human ixperiencitnesses and then other types of ixperiencitnesses that are not human.

Ixperiencitness matter principle is that the same matter can be part of producing different ixperiencitnesses.