There is no situation where two same objects can be observed in the same place at the same time.
If we were to ignore their physical location and we are looking at a flowing action—time will split them the moment one is copied. Their first experience will be different, creating two different identities.
If we were to ignore the location and observe them both in a certain moment of time. This would be similar to looking at two identical photos of the same person, we would not be able to spot a difference in their identity unless we press the “Play” button again.
I assume there is no identity without time. And where is time, there are no exact copies.
There is no situation where two same objects can be observed in the same place at the same time.
If we were to ignore their physical location and we are looking at a flowing action—time will split them the moment one is copied. Their first experience will be different, creating two different identities.
If we were to ignore the location and observe them both in a certain moment of time. This would be similar to looking at two identical photos of the same person, we would not be able to spot a difference in their identity unless we press the “Play” button again.
I assume there is no identity without time. And where is time, there are no exact copies.