1) No she didn't, she just took control of it from the Moon Cell. What she created was the Sakura Labyrinth.
but your own scan says that time changes randomly
to be fair having no concept of time can mean that time just works weirdly instead of utter lack of time. it's actually not that uncommon afaik where stuff that works differently is said to have no concept of
it says it changes randomly and then clarifies that actually they can't be defined at all.
If time didn't exist in INS at all then the entire purpose of the paper moon would be defeated?? If time was actually absent, there would be no need for a device like paper moon to measure in the first place. The fact that the Paper Moon is specifically designed to account for the unpredictable time shows that time still exists but it behaves in a really weird way and its not like regular time
Trisha in casefiles stuck her own severed head in there EXACTLY because there is no time in INS. (I sent this scan a few pages ago.)
Yes.
bro its the other way around
Paper moon exists to anchor the destination in reality space. That’s what the statement is talking about. Moving spatially through INS causes you to move through time in reality spaces
This is talking about BB’s higher dimensional spatial perspective of reality space
The entire purpose of paper moon is so that when you traverse through INS (a realm where direction, distance, and time randomly shift), the paper moon acts as a guide that helps you navigate though it by MANAGING that direction, distance and time. The device doesn’t just anchor a destination in reality space. You can see that it clearly deals with managing stuff like distance direction and time here.
The compass that is being referred to is the paper moon.
i already addressed this
You are acting as if undefined means nonexistent when its clearly not portrayed that way. Even your own scan shows that time is present, but it functions in an irregular way makes it difficult to define or measure in a conventional sense. That's what the undefined part is talking about
I see.
Pretty much, yes.
No offense but you are way too hung up in this. The literal definition of Undefined is "not clearly or precisely shown", so saying that the Imaginary Number Space's time is undefined does not support or even imply that it doesn't exist.
While it's true that characters don't age in the Imaginary Number Space , it is also true that they still get hungry while they're there, which wouldn't be the case if time really didn't flow in this dimension. And again what Trsiha did doesn't really disprove the existence of time in this dimension, as all this would mean is that time in this dimension doesn't abide by the Human Texture's Concept of Time(i.e. "Time Within Conscious Recognition") which is supported by the fact that the Imaginary Number Space is stated to have it's own laws.
There's also already precedent for this as seen with how the Moon Cell's Concept of Time is "Time Submitted to Record" while the Human Texture's Concept of Time is "Time Within Conscious Recognition".
Why? I'm only bumping this once per day.
Since there seems to be disagreement on whether something is a sign of "time," I recommend you guys settle on what meets our site's definition of "time."
“Undefined" in math, literally means that it has no definition, and therefore no meaning.
Ok, so why exactly are you using this interpretation when the context that "undefined" used for here has nothing to do with math?
They’re talking about spatio-temporal coordinates. What do you mean it has nothing to do with math.
What I mean is aside from the Paper Moon most (if not all) other instances of the characters talking about the Imaginary Number Space's space/time don't even use the word "undefined" to describe it, instead simply saying that they works differently from the Human Texture's Concept of Time.
