I have a base interface

public interface IBase
{
    public IReadOnlyReactiveProperty<bool> BaseBool { get; }
}

Then i inheritance this interface

public interface IDoSomething1 : IBase
{
}

public interface IDoSomething2 : IBase
{
}

Then i implementing this two interfaces

public class Implementation : IDoSomething1, IDoSomething2
{
    public IReadOnlyReactiveProperty<bool> BaseBool { get; }
}

And I get that these two interfaces have the same “BaseBool” implementation, but they need to have different implementations since the activation logic of these two interfaces may be different.
Because in another class I’m looking for all the “IBase” type interfaces and subscribe to “BaseBool”.
And in the current form, it turns out that I cannot separate the interfaces “IDoSomething1” and “IDoSomething2” since they have the same name of the base variable. I need to separate these two interfaces somehow. These interfaces should remain in the same class

I expecting

public class Implementation : IDoSomething1, IDoSomething2
{
    public IReadOnlyReactiveProperty<bool> IDoSomething1.BaseBool { get; }
    public IReadOnlyReactiveProperty<bool> IDoSomething2.BaseBool { get; }
}

But its dont work.