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Rick and Morty | 8D upgrade

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Cosmology of Rick and Morty is at least 8D, which im going to explain in this thread.

The Universes


As we know, the Universes of Rick & Morty is accepted as 6-dimensional Universes

The Central Finite Curve & Multiverse


Central Finite Curve is described to be paradimensional layer of existence which proves it has a +1D gap over Rick and Morty's dimensionality, that makes 7D

The Multiverse lies beyond the Central Finite Curve, meaning Multiverse is also 7D

Now, the Rick and Morty episode a Rickle in Time aligns perfectly with VSBW's standards for temporal dimensions, this is because the show explicitly demonstrates the creation of a new temporal axis, which is a requirement for higher-dimensional scaling

The episode of Rickle in Time shows multiple versions of Rick and Morty converging into a single space at once this is not a simple branch as it's a collapse of multiple realities, which aligns with the VSBW's distinction between a simple timeline and dimensional axis

When Rick's collar breaks, the surrounding reality fractures, and they fall through a hole into a new, chaotic space as you fall, you see multiple versions of Rick and Morty each from a different potential temporal axis, coexisting in a single space.

The fact that Rick and Morty are pulled out of all existing timelines as Morty tells into a separate reality where they can observe and interact with multiple temporal selves confirms they are operating on a higher-dimensional temporal axis this is not a branching timeline but it's a completely new axis of time

According to the VSBW FAQs, a true temporal dimension is not simply a new timeline or a change in the flow of time. It must be an independent, orthogonal axis that contains all of the lower temporal dimensions. A standard universe has one temporal dimension, which is an uncountably infinite line of points. A second temporal dimension, therefore, would be an entirely new axis, a higher-level continuum that contains all the individual timelines as components within it.

So a new temporal dimension must be orthogonal to the first one. An orthogonal dimension is an independent axis that doesn't affect the other dimensions. Imagine a standard graph with an X and Y axis moving along the X-axis does not change your position on the Y-axis. The same principle applies to temporal dimensions.

This is what we see in Rickle in Time as the uncertainty of Rick and Morty causes reality to fracture and create a new axis of time the visual of multiple Ricks and Mortys coexisting and interacting in the same space proves that a new, orthogonal time axis was created this is an entirely new temporal dimension that contains the infinite timelines

The episode visually demonstrates the fracturing of time not into simple parallel timelines but into a new reality where different versions of Rick and Morty coexist in the same space. A simple branching timeline doesn't allow for this it requires a new dimensional axis that encompasses all the potential timeline splits

The most powerful evidence is Rick and Morty's dialogue. When Morty questions if they are in one of the infinite timelines, Rick responds with "We're not on any timeline dummy look." this confirms they have been moved to a separate dimensional plane of existence that is outside all of the infinite timelines. It proves that the fracturing of time was not a split but a transition to a higher temporal plane so basically they have transcended the standard temporal axis and are now operating on a new higher-dimensional plane

The episode visually represents this new reality by showing multiple Ricks and Mortys existing simultaneously in the same space this is the single most important piece of evidence, a standard branching timeline shows characters making different choices in different moments while a Rickle in Time clearly shows the same moment from multiple temporal viewpoints, all converging on a single point this visual of dozens of identical Ricks and Mortys coexisting and interacting with each other in the same space implys a new higher temporal dimension that contains all of the lower ones, meaning Central Finite Curve and Multiverse would have a higher temporal dimension/axis that makes 8D (7D + 1 temporal dimension = 8D)


Rick Sanchez


Rick Sanchez is also getting upscaled his AP with tech at 8D, since Rick can make shockwaves that shake and disrupt the entire multiverse


Agree : Boblox1111, LuffyRuffy46307

Disagree :


Neutral : @ShionAH, Mythic381

 
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I dont understand time axises and stuff like that, I cannot really help. It looks okay? Put me in Neutral leaning to Agreement.
 
Cosmology of Rick and Morty is at least 8D, which im going to explain in this thread.

The Universes


The Rick and Morty episode a Rickle in Time aligns perfectly with VSBW's standards for temporal dimensions, this is because the show explicitly demonstrates the creation of a new temporal axis, which is a requirement for higher-dimensional scaling

The episode of Rickle in Time shows multiple versions of Rick and Morty converging into a single space at once this is not a simple branch as it's a collapse of multiple realities, which aligns with the VSBW's distinction between a simple timeline and dimensional axis

When Rick's collar breaks, the surrounding reality fractures, and they fall through a hole into a new, chaotic space as you fall, you see multiple versions of Rick and Morty each from a different potential temporal axis, coexisting in a single space.

The fact that Rick and Morty are pulled out of all existing timelines as Morty tells into a separate reality where they can observe and interact with multiple temporal selves confirms they are operating on a higher-dimensional temporal axis this is not a branching timeline but it's a completely new axis of time

According to the VSBW FAQs, a true temporal dimension is not simply a new timeline or a change in the flow of time. It must be an independent, orthogonal axis that contains all of the lower temporal dimensions. A standard universe has one temporal dimension, which is an uncountably infinite line of points. A second temporal dimension, therefore, would be an entirely new axis, a higher-level continuum that contains all the individual timelines as components within it.

So a new temporal dimension must be orthogonal to the first one. An orthogonal dimension is an independent axis that doesn't affect the other dimensions. Imagine a standard graph with an X and Y axis moving along the X-axis does not change your position on the Y-axis. The same principle applies to temporal dimensions.

This is what we see in Rickle in Time as the uncertainty of Rick and Morty causes reality to fracture and create a new axis of time the visual of multiple Ricks and Mortys coexisting and interacting in the same space proves that a new, orthogonal time axis was created this is an entirely new temporal dimension that contains the infinite timelines

The episode visually demonstrates the fracturing of time not into simple parallel timelines but into a new reality where different versions of Rick and Morty coexist in the same space. A simple branching timeline doesn't allow for this it requires a new dimensional axis that encompasses all the potential timeline splits

The most powerful evidence is Rick and Morty's dialogue. When Morty questions if they are in one of the infinite timelines, Rick responds with "We're not on any timeline dummy look." this confirms they have been moved to a separate dimensional plane of existence that is outside all of the infinite timelines. It proves that the fracturing of time was not a split but a transition to a higher temporal plane so basically they have transcended the standard temporal axis and are now operating on a new higher-dimensional plane

The episode visually represents this new reality by showing multiple Ricks and Mortys existing simultaneously in the same space this is the single most important piece of evidence, a standard branching timeline shows characters making different choices in different moments while a Rickle in Time clearly shows the same moment from multiple temporal viewpoints, all converging on a single point this visual of dozens of identical Ricks and Mortys coexisting and interacting with each other in the same space implys a new higher temporal dimension that contains all of the lower ones

As we know, the Universes of Rick & Morty is accepted as 6-dimensional Universes and with Universe having another temporal dimension/axis it would upscale as 7D structure (6D + 1 temporal dimension = 7D)

The Central Finite Curve & Multiverse

With Universe becoming an 7-dimensional structure, since Central Finite Curve is described to be paradimensional layer of existence which proves it has a +1D gap over Rick and Morty's dimensionality this would upscale Central Finite Curve at 8D

The Multiverse lies beyond the Central Finite Curve, meaning Multiverse is also getting upscaled at 8D.

Rick Sanchez


Rick Sanchez is also getting upscaled his AP with tech at 8D, since Rick can make shockwaves that shake and disrupt the entire multiverse


Agree :

Disagree :


Neutral : @ShionAH

I disagree with this, I can agree only if you prove that Rick actually can shake and disrupt the entire multiverse, since the video you provided doesn't back this up.

Tho I do agree with the rest of the scale
 
I disagree with this, I can agree only if you prove that Rick actually can shake and disrupt the entire multiverse, since the video you provided doesn't back this up.
Rick already scales to the cosmology on his profile, so there isn't really anything to be discussed, agreeing with this would just scale him there.
 
Don't really understand what that means, can you define it? Or explain it in a simple way?
Just see Rick Sanchez's offical profile to understand more, and as Mythic said there isn't anything to be discussed about how Rick scales to Multiverse, it's already something accepted no need to be discussed.
 
standards for temporal dimensions, this is because the show explicitly demonstrates the creation of a new temporal axis, which is a requirement for higher-dimensional scaling
A second temporal axis isn't just "created" it already exists.
The episode of Rickle in Time shows multiple versions of Rick and Morty converging into a single space at once this is not a simple branch as it's a collapse of multiple realities, which aligns with the VSBW's distinction between a simple timeline and dimensional axis
Is there proof that it's the same space? and how would that help? The point of a higher-temporal axis is that it would contain multiple lower timelines that are separate from each other, with the higher timeline that encompasses them being the higher-temporal axis.
I don't see any mention at all in *** page regarding coexisting in a single space, if anything it just regards timelines.
The fact that Rick and Morty are pulled out of all existing timelines as Morty tells into a separate reality where they can observe and interact with multiple temporal selves confirms they are operating on a higher-dimensional temporal axis this is not a branching timeline but it's a completely new axis of time
Can we get a professional on this?
As we know, the Universes of Rick & Morty is accepted as 6-dimensional Universes and with Universe having another temporal dimension/axis it would upscale as 7D structure (6D + 1 temporal dimension = 7D)
That's not how the hypertimeline would function though, it would encompass the universe itself, not be part of it, which yes would still upscale the cosmology to 8D, but the universe itself wouldn't be 8D, now whether or not Rick would be able to scale to it via affecting all of the multiverse, I wouldn't know.

You can put me on neutral (leaning to disagree), as I'm not that knowledgeable on temporal dimensions, so I'll wait for when a professional comments on this.
 
Is there proof that it's the same space? and how would that help? The point of a higher-temporal axis is that it would contain multiple lower timelines that are separate from each other, with the higher timeline that encompasses them being the higher-temporal axis.
I don't see any mention at all in *** page regarding coexisting in a single space, if anything it just regards timelines.
The visual proof of multiple Ricks and Mortys existing at the same point in space is exactly what VSBW means by a higher temporal dimension. It's the visual representation of a single moment in time containing uncountably infinite points each of which is a universe at that moment. This is what differentiates it from a simple branching timeline

That's not how the hypertimeline would function though, it would encompass the universe itself, not be part of it, which yes would still upscale the cosmology to 8D, but the universe itself wouldn't be 8D
Hm your logic makes sense. The hyper-timeline would indeed encompass the universes, not be a part of them meaning the evidence of higher temporal dimension/axis would apply to Central Finite Curve or Multiverse which are 7D structures and with another temporal dimension, it would be 8D. This is actually a stronger and more precise argument.
You can put me on neutral (leaning to disagree), as I'm not that knowledgeable on temporal dimensions, so I'll wait for when a professional comments on this.
Alright.
 
The visual proof of multiple Ricks and Mortys existing at the same point in space is exactly what VSBW means by a higher temporal dimension. It's the visual representation of a single moment in time containing uncountably infinite points each of which is a universe at that moment. This is what differentiates it from a simple branching timeline
It seems to me more like they all exist in separate realities, but all these realities have space that mimics the others, so they're all in the same point in their own space, but the thing about the timelines is that I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be in the same space, as yes those timelines would also mimic the space all the timelines have, also correct me if I'm wrong, are you arguing that all those Ricks existed in the same space or that they were all in separate realities that just had space look the same?
 
It seems to me more like they all exist in separate realities, but all these realities have space that mimics the others, so they're all in the same point in their own space, but the thing about the timelines is that I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be in the same space, as yes those timelines would also mimic the space all the timelines have, also correct me if I'm wrong, are you arguing that all those Ricks existed in the same space or that they were all in separate realities that just had space look the same?
The episode's premise is that Rick and Morty's uncertainty causes their reality's timeline to fracture, not simply to open a portal to another one. The visual of them falling through a hole in the ground and into a chaotic, glitched space confirms they are in a new, distinct dimensional state

The most important piece of evidence is not what you are visually seeing, but what is being verbally confirmed. Rick's line that confirms they're not on any infinite timeline explicitly states that they have left the traditional timeline structure and are in a different, higher-dimensional temporal space. The multiple Ricks and Mortys are not from separate realities that are just mimicking space but are all facets of their singular, broken temporal state. The visual of their convergence is what VSBW means by a single point in a higher temporal dimension containing infinite lower points, as you mentioned in your original argument.
 
The episode's premise is that Rick and Morty's uncertainty causes their reality's timeline to fracture, not simply to open a portal to another one. The visual of them falling through a hole in the ground and into a chaotic, glitched space confirms they are in a new, distinct dimensional state
Why are you assuming they're falling into a new dimensional state rather than their fracturing reality?
The most important piece of evidence is not what you are visually seeing, but what is being verbally confirmed. Rick's line that confirms they're not on any infinite timeline explicitly states that they have left the traditional timeline structure and are in a different, higher-dimensional temporal space. The multiple Ricks and Mortys are not from separate realities that are just mimicking space but are all facets of their singular, broken temporal state. The visual of their convergence is what VSBW means by a single point in a higher temporal dimension containing infinite lower points, as you mentioned in your original argument.
He doesn't in any way imply that this is a timeline, he outright says:
We aren't on any timeline dummy look
He also mentions it being a
timeless oblivion
Meaning he knows where they are and completely shuts down the idea of it being a timeline.
 
Why are you assuming they're falling into a new dimensional state rather than their fracturing reality?
A reality that is fracturing to the point that the characters are pulled out of all existing timelines is the very definition of a transition to a new dimensional state

He doesn't in any way imply that this is a timeline, he outright says:
He also mentions it being a
Meaning he knows where they are and completely shuts down the idea of it being a timeline.
He is explicitly stating that they are not in a timeline. This is the oint of my argument. A space that is not a timeline is, by the VSBW's definitions, a higher temporal dimension. The visual of multiple Ricks and Mortys coexisting at a single point is simply the manifestation of their existence within this higher temporal dimension that contains all timelines
 
A reality that is fracturing to the point that the characters are pulled out of all existing timelines is the very definition of a transition to a new dimensional state
Doesn't actually imply any higher-temporal axis, if the reality is indeed fracturing to the point they're all pulled out of all existing timelines, the higher temporal axis still itself is a timeline encompassing lower timelines, I still fail to understand the correlation on how the reality fracturing proves they're now located in a higher-temporal axis.
He is explicitly stating that they are not in a timeline. This is the oint of my argument. A space that is not a timeline is, by the VSBW's definitions, a higher temporal dimension. The visual of multiple Ricks and Mortys coexisting at a single point is simply the manifestation of their existence within this higher temporal dimension that contains all timelines
The very definition of a hypertimeline is a higher-dimensional timeline that encompasses lower timelines, it's still a timeline.
 
Doesn't actually imply any higher-temporal axis, if the reality is indeed fracturing to the point they're all pulled out of all existing timelines, the higher temporal axis still itself is a timeline encompassing lower timelines, I still fail to understand the correlation on how the reality fracturing proves they're now located in a higher-temporal axis.
The fracturing of reality is the event that gives us the evidence for the higher-dimensional space. The fracture is the mechanism for their transcendence. Imagine a flat piece of paper (representing a timeline). If you crumple the paper, it fractures but all the pieces still exist in 3D space. The fracture of their reality is what moved them from their single timeline into the higher-dimensional temporal space (the hypertimeline), which contains all timelines. The fracture of reality is not the destination it is the event that led to them being pulled into the new dimension.
The very definition of a hypertimeline is a higher-dimensional timeline that encompasses lower timelines, it's still a timeline.
I see where your confusion is coming from. While a hypertimeline is still called a timeline, it is not a timeline in the way Rick is referring to. When Rick says they aren't in any timeline he is referring to the lower, single temporal axis timelines that make up the multiverse. A hypertimeline is a quantitaviely different space that is a higher-dimensional temporal axis. VSBW explicitly states that a higher temporal dimension contains all timelines within it, making it a distinct entity from a single timeline. So, Rick's statement is not a refutation of a higher temporal axis, it is proof of it. He is confirming that they have transcended the lower timelines and are in the higher one
 
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