Continuum of experiments argument

The Continuum of experiments argument is a type of rational argument where a number of experiments are very closely alike changing a very small amount from one experiment to the next in a sequence of change usually in one variable. For the science of superimmortality the variable is some physical factor effecting all to some part of the body and seeing how this effects the consciousness and ixperiencitness the resulting body produces. The results can be that there is change in the consciousness and ixperiencitness. There is change in the consciousness but not the ixperiencitness. Or there is no change in the consciousness and ixperiencitness. This can apply independently to any point along the physapath. One reason to do this is to simply a very complex set of information by making it predictive understandable and useful.

continuum arguments based on continuum experiments either shows that a factor changes in a continuum fashion or that there is a specific point where there is a discrete change in the concept, output, factor, etc. Ixperiencitness concept because there is no one point where the ixperiencitness changes from one to the next a type of continuum is the spectrum where the change is not the same amount at every point in the spectrum.

Types of continuums experiments

Material Continuum Experiments

A continuum of variability experiments in percent of original's atoms.
A continuum of variability experiments in the placement of atoms
A continuum of variability experiments in the orientation of atoms
A continuum of variability experiments in replacement of whole parts of the body

Spacial continuum experiments

Timporal continuum experiments

time between physasections existence

A continuum of variability experiments in multiple fusions of different bodies

A continuum of variability experiments in multiple fission of multiple bodies
A continuum of variability experiments in multiple fusions and fissions

A continuum of variability experiments in the speed of functioning of the body
A continuum of variability experiments in the amounts of gravity the body experiences
A continuum of variability experiments in the speed of the body
A continuum of variability experiments in the acceleration of the body
A continuum of variability experiments in the time of existence of body
A continuum of variability experiments in the previous history of the matter in relation to what consciousness and ixperiencitness it produced
A continuum of variability experiments in assimilation speed
A continuum of variability experiments in artificial versus real experiences
A continuum of variability experiments in the history of the path, before present identity of path
A continuum of variability experiments in neuropath identity without physapath identity
A continuum of variability experiments in small changes in the physapath
A continuum of variability experiments in structure
A continuum of variability experiments in functioning
A continuum of variability experiments in experiencepath

Artificial experience argument

A continuum of variability experiments in productionpath
A continuum of variability experiments in sensepath
A continuum of variability experiments in qmpath