Assimilation

The process of taking in and fully understanding information or ideas.

The absorption and integration of people, ideas, or culture into a wider society or culture.

The absorption and digestion of food or nutrients by the body or any biological system.

The process of becoming similar to something.

Usually in the science of superimmortality it is used as the assimilation of new matter into the conscious bodyHow fast can matter be assimilated into a new body before the ixperiencitness produced by a body changes. Superimmortality predicts that as long as the structure and functioning is identical after the assimilation of new matter it does not matter how fast or how much matter is assimilated into a body the same ixperiencitness will be produced.

There is a distinction between biological assimilation and philosophical assimulation. To have assimilation you need a live biological system to be absorbing and integrating matter into the biological system. Philosophical assimilation deals with replacement of matter is systems that are not always biological at speeds that biological systems cannot achieve --- like instantly. Assimiulation is the term for magical or supernatural assimilation of matter in a consciousness producing body that keeps the body producing the same ixperiencitness as the matter in the body changes. This would seem to be proposed as a necessary property of matter that keeps any other body from producing the same ixperiencitness. Assimilation arguments and Assimilation experiments show the irrationality of these beliefs. Real assimilation experiments show that there does not need to be any supernatural principles dealing with and restricting many different bodies producing the same ixperiencitness

Itoassimilation equations How do you produce a supernatural equation?

Itoassimilation is also a grouping name for oriassimilation, neuroassimilation, idoassimilation, coriassimilation, citoassimilation, vitoassimilation, fitoassimilation, isoassimilation, bioassimilation, enhassimilation, insiassimilation, musassimilation, comboassimulation, nrgassimilation, tritoassimilation, and simiassimilation.