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[[Itofazsimultaneousness arguments]] are supporting evidence and logical, rational, and scientific reasons for accepting or believing that [[Itofazsimultaneousness]] exists as a useful concept in many different ways, and how it applies to and can be used for the understanding of [[consciousness]], [[ixperiencitness]], [[life after death]], other ideas in [[awaretheory]], and other applicable topics.

There are a number of different arguments that support each of these concepts but the universal argument is that based on the [[structure and functioning]] of the itobodies involved. Each of these following concepts are based on the fact that we can rationally and logically imagine or conceptualize each concept in terms of the physical concept of the [[neuropath]] or the [[consciousness]] and [[ixperiencitness]] producing part of the [[itobodies]] involved. There are no [[supernatural]] or [[magical]] ideas involved in the creation understanding or application of these concepts.

The concept of [[synchronization]] exists because different functioning groupings of matter or [[physapaths]] can functions at the same speed.

The concept of [[celerity]] exists because different grouping of matter (different [[physapaths]] or [[neuropaths]]) can function at different speeds. This is because of the scientific ideas and predictions from the [[theory of relativity]] the faster an object moves through space the slower the atoms in the object moves.

The concepts of [[futurality]], [[historality]], [[quondamality]], and [[prospectality]] exists because at every point in a person life there is a [[physamoment]] corresponding to it that at least in theory can be imagined being duplicated or closely and appropriately  approximated.

The concept of [[timultiplicity]] exists because the same [[physapath]] or [[neuropath]] can exist at many different times through [[eternity]]. The [[temporality]] term's meaning is that many of the different concepts concerning time can be combined.

The concept of [[simultaneousness]] exists because the same [[physamoment]], [[physasection]], or [[physapath]], or [[neuropath]] can exist can exist at the same time.

The concepts of [[succession]], [[progression]], [[digression]], [[retrogression]], [[reversion]], [[regresion]], and [[repetition]] exists because these are possible and understandable things that can happen to the [[physapath]] and [[neuropath]] under normal natural [[enviropaths]] and artificial manipulation.

====See also these related topics====

[[Itofazsynchronization arguments]], [[Itosynchronization arguments]], [[Fazsynchronization arguments]], 

[[Itofazfuturality arguments]],  [[Itofuturality arguments]],  [[Fazfuturality arguments]],  

[[Itofazhistorality arguments]], [[Itohistorality arguments]], [[Fazhistorality arguments]],  

[[Itofaztimultiplicity arguments]], [[Itotimultiplicity arguments]], [[Faztimultiplicity arguments]], 

[[Itofazcelerity arguments]], [[Itocelerity arguments]], [[Fazcelerity arguments]], 

[[Itofazquondamality arguments]],  [[Itoquondamality arguments]],  [[Fazquondamality arguments]],  

[[Itofazprospectality arguments]],  [[Itoprospectality arguments]], [[Fazprospectality arguments]], 

[[Itofazsimultaneousness arguments]], [[Itosimultaneousness arguments]], [[Fazsimultaneousness arguments]], 

[[Itofazretrogression arguments]],  [[Itoretrogression arguments]],  [[Fazretrogression arguments]],  

[[Itofaztemporality arguments]], [[Itotemporality arguments]], [[Faztemporality arguments]], 

[[Itofazrepetition arguments]],  [[Itorepetition arguments]],  [[Fazrepetition arguments]],  

[[Itofazreversion arguments]], [[Itoreversion arguments]], [[Fazreversion arguments]], 

[[Itofazprogression arguments]], [[Itoprogression arguments]], [[Fazprogression arguments]], 

[[Itofazsucession arguments]], [[Itosucession arguments]], [[Fazsucession arguments]], 

[[Itofazregresion arguments]], [[Itoregresion arguments]], [[Fazregresion arguments]], 

[[Itofazdigression arguments]], [[Itodigression arguments]], [[Fazdigression arguments]],