The apparent identity

We've in the beginning two statements the apparent identity is built on:

- Atom identity is determined by protons in its nucleus.
- Atom tends to stability.

These are the results and assumptions of the apparent identity:

- The apparent identity can be measured by its weight by the maximum amount of elements of particular field or activity the identity can manage in qualification and stability.

- The radioactivity of the identity (isn't discussed yet).

- The energy levels and potential energy of the elements

- Put in the consideration the quality, complexity and level height of the field or the activity in measurement of the weight of the identity.

- The exchange between elements in their levels like electrons.

- The attraction power isn't the same between elements levels and the identity.

- We don't know protons in man, so measure the attraction by the holding of the positivity of the mind by attracted elements which we consider as electrons in an atom. 

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Pondering in the apparent identity: 

- The mechanic who gathers by his mind the elements of an engine, from that we can measure his identity weight and from the complexity of his activity.

- Sometimes, man is just what he works.