Aleph epsilon what tier?

[KakarotGoku]

So i don't know if this exactly exist or not but since aleph omega exist i figured this might exist so i wanted to ask how far can this get.

1a+ hypothetically right? I want to clarify this since something like aleph omega is 1a+ and there are even bigger alephs such as Aleph omega+1 to aleph omega+omega+omega to aleph omega+omega+omega+omega+omega until you reach a limit ordinal cardinal (or the final product of this sequence or recursion) called epsilon null that is even bigger than this.

So in this what if, it should be called aleph epsilon null.

So this is a high degree 1a+ with the current wiki standards right?

 

[Makoto500]

Since aleph omega is the baseline of 1a+ and aleph omega+1 is already strictly bigger than omega, this should be atleast a very high degree of 1a+ hypothetically by current wiki standards at it's bare minimum.

 

[KakarotGoku]

Since aleph omega is the baseline of 1a+ and aleph omega+1 is already strictly bigger than omega, this should be atleast a very high degree of 1a+ hypothetically by current wiki standards at it's bare minimum.

I see thanks for the info, i was pretty curious as to how strong hypothetically aleph epsilon would be after i learned omega and transfinite induction recursion a few hours ago.

(Along with epsilon numbers.)

 

[Makoto500]

I see thanks for the info, i was pretty curious as to how strong hypothetically aleph epsilon would be after i learned omega and transfinite induction recursion a few hours ago.

(Along with epsilon numbers.)

Simple answer as to how strong it would get is that it would possibly or probably be tier 0 with the old system before the current one.

(I think im talking about the right system.)

Though now this would just be a high degree of 1a with the current wiki standards.

 

[KakarotGoku]

Simple answer as to how strong it would get is that it would possibly or probably be tier 0 with the old system before the current one.

(I think im talking about the right system.)

Though now this would just be a high degree of 1a with the current wiki standards.

I see.

 

[XXKINGXX69]

It doesn't have any tier. Its like saying "what tier is the number 25". Numbers don't have AP, durability, or physical size

 

[KakarotGoku]

It doesn't have any tier. Its like saying "what tier is the number 25". Numbers don't have AP, durability, or physical size

I obviously meant the number with that amount of dimensionallity.

 

[XXKINGXX69]

I obviously meant the number with that amount of dimensionallity.

high 1-B

 

[KakarotGoku]

high 1-B

How though? Aleph epsilon is clearly bigger than aleph omega structures and it's extensions.