infinitiivids

Infinitiivids is a neologism referring to hypothetical entities capable of experiencing an infinite number of subjective moments of consciousness. The concept is often explored in philosophical discussions about consciousness, time, and existence.

The core idea behind infinitivids suggests a being whose existence is not bound by a finite lifespan or a linear progression of time. Instead, such an entity might perceive all moments, past, present, and future, simultaneously or in an unending sequence without cessation. This raises questions about the nature of identity and selfhood if an entity experiences an infinite duration.

Discussions surrounding infinitivids often delve into thought experiments. For instance, if a conscious being could somehow be "split" into an infinite number of identical copies, each experiencing the same timeline, would each copy be an infinitivid? Or, consider a being that exists across multiple universes, experiencing all possible timelines concurrently; this too could be framed as a form of infinitivid.

The concept is largely theoretical and lacks empirical evidence. It serves as a tool for exploring the boundaries of our understanding of consciousness and its relationship to time and reality. While not a scientific term, infinitivids remains a subject of philosophical inquiry, prompting contemplation on the ultimate nature of existence and experience.