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== Definitions ==

1. a [[PERFECT|perfect]] duplicate is an additional creation of the [[OBJECT|object]], its [[ENERGY|energy]], and [[SPACE|space]], in its [[OWN|own]] space, in its own [[TIME|time]], using its own energy. This violates the [[CONDITION|condition]] that two objects must not occupy the same space, and causes a vanishment of the object.
''(Scn 0-8, p. 31)''

2. it means a [[COPY|copy]] in its own space with its own particles in its own time. It'll disappear if you do that.
''(5410CM10B)''