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do you actually means 1-C there or it was a typo
- I don't see evidence for embedded spaces within higher dimensions, so the Ultimate Ensemble is 1-C unless there's more explicit math mentioned
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do you actually means 1-C there or it was a typo
- I don't see evidence for embedded spaces within higher dimensions, so the Ultimate Ensemble is 1-C unless there's more explicit math mentioned
In fact all of that has nothing to do with infinitesimal sizes of higher universesAs is known, Patty’s ability is the manipulation of space, which inherently governs both time and infinity. She can manifest that infinite space to create a literal distance between Paella and herself.
This demonstrates that the gaps between universes be it space, time, or the sheer number of Universe are all infinite. Even the higher universe, which encompasses and contains these smaller universes along with their infinite voids,
I think there cuz Qaw said higher universes and Ultimate Ensemble +1Ddo you actually means 1-C there or it was a typo![]()
There's a difference between being "larger" as in infinitely bigger and having a transinfinite gap, which is the summation of all types of infinity between two levels. I'm seeing the former but not the latter. We'll the latter is there but for the totality of of this cosmology structure.This demonstrates that the gaps between universes be it space, time, or the sheer number of Universe are all infinite. Even the higher universe, which encompasses and contains these smaller universes along with their infinite voids,
Yeah I meant 1-Cdo you actually means 1-C there or it was a typo![]()
I can settle up for 1-C.After discussion with Qawsedf did you change your mind about Higher Universes or you say High 1-B is good?
Yes, I said 1A and not Low 1-A; I was referring to the Ultimate Group Low 1-A, not to Yogiri himself.The FAQ is talking about spaces that are large enough to qualify for dimensional superiority
Just being bigger isn't enough, the crux is being big enough that it's a transinfinite amount higher.
You have infinite points within a infinite space, but that's not the same as a dimensional difference. There's a transinfinite number of points between any dimensional increase within that space. Being vastly larger or containing infinite universes still isn't enough for Low 1-C or higher by itself. It needs to embed them to the point where they're infinitesimal, as in infinitely small in comparison.
It's not X < ∞ but dx or δ or 1/∞ < ∞
Alright, I can see where this is going. KLOL asked me to comment and I've commented, so digging in heels in this situation won't go anywhere.
My conclusions are as follows:
Hope you have a good day.
- Reviving the 2-B and Low 1-C ratings are fine
- I don't see evidence for embedded spaces within higher dimensions, so the Ultimate Ensemble is 1-C unless there's more explicit math mentioned
- All possible worlds would be be a multiverse sized contract of whatever end dimensional set is decided on
- The WoG is a leading question and can't be used in my view. If other moderators feel it is usable (as in I'm outvoted), then it would be a 1-A justification rather than Low 1-A afaik
I'm still waiting for the sources of translations for both the question and the response btwYes, I said 1A and not Low 1-A; I was referring to the Ultimate Group Low 1-A, not to Yogiri himself.
Reiner and some others agree with this statement because the author’s answer was not a simple yes or no. It was a full five-line explanation. Moreover, the question was not intended to increase Yogiri’s power, as some might think; rather, it was asked to understand the true nature of Yogiri, which cannot be grasped even through the concept of dimensions. We discussed this because the author receives thousands of questions aimed at boosting power, yet he never answers those. This was the only answer he provided, and he did so because the question aimed to understand Yogiri’s nature. In his response, he used five lines to explain the matter. As I mentioned, this was the only question he answered, and he answered it because it was necessary for understanding the matter, while he did not respond to any other questions aimed at increasing power. This highlights the importance of this question.
Reiner and some others here agreed, and we discussed this matter as I told you. What about you? Do you object, or do you have no problem with it given what I have explained?
Reiner
Do you still agree with High 1-B stuff after Qawsedf clarifying things? Only you left. And Azerty seems to think you agree with obvious powerscaling questionAs UMR i can confirm it.
1AH in very existent MisfitI think 1-C seems pretty good, but I strongly disagree with A-1.
A-1 Pictures?I think 1-C seems pretty good, but I strongly disagree with A-1.
1AH in very existent Misfit
Thanks for pointing it out to meA-1 Pictures?
ayo wotThe descriptor “all possible worlds” is contingent on the verse’s cosmology. It is not hard to understand.
Imagine that we have a set A, which contains five elements.
In this case, the Ultimate Ensemble is set A, because it encompasses all possible worlds within the cosmological framework used by the verse, that is, those five elements.
It is a truly horrible argument. DMC already tried something similar and it was rejected. Do not be greedy, and focus on High 1-B.
ayo wot
That's different, DMC was about "all possible dimensions and time" and it was only for some guy who became omniscient seeing and knowing everything
istg people can't read
Agreed. I think it’s also worth noting that it comes from a QnA meant to promote the anime/new volumes of the series; and, for the people who claim it’s a leading/powerscaling question, the author themselves is the only source for the question.Reiner and some others agree with this statement because the author’s answer was not a simple yes or no. It was a full five-line explanation. Moreover, the question was not intended to increase Yogiri’s power, as some might think; rather, it was asked to understand the true nature of Yogiri, which cannot be grasped even through the concept of dimensions. We discussed this because the author receives thousands of questions aimed at boosting power, yet he never answers those. This was the only answer he provided, and he did so because the question aimed to understand Yogiri’s nature. In his response, he used five lines to explain the matter. As I mentioned, this was the only question he answered, and he answered it because it was necessary for understanding the matter, while he did not respond to any other questions aimed at increasing power. This highlights the importance of this question.
You are completely wrong here. That is not the case at all, and I brought up this point because I expected this kind of argument from the beginning.The descriptor “all possible worlds” is contingent on the verse’s cosmology. It is not hard to understand.
Imagine that we have a set A, which contains five elements.
In this case, the Ultimate Ensemble is set A, because it encompasses all possible worlds within the cosmological framework used by the verse, that is, those five elements.
It is a truly horrible argument. DMC already tried something similar and it was rejected. Do not be greedy, and focus on High 1-B.
I thought response she gave with "five things" was blatant just for examplethese possible worlds are not just the five known elements.
Yeah I meant 1-C
I can settle up for 1-C.
Just gonna say this, the reason for "higher dimensions" being debunked to 2B had nothing to do with "infinity" being non-existent in the verse, so that entire claim is false... This is the CRT where "higher dimensions" were nuked. So yes, that claim that it was only new due to that is false.... (Point 2 is the relevant one)snip
As you can see, there was never a difference in dimensions or anything that could warrant a tier 1 rating.
TLDR : Just read this message from Executor_N0.
As such, the "Higher-Universes" would scale at 2-B. But frankly, there is no need for such a part in the cosmology, just put everything under the category of "Ultimate Ensemble
The collection of higher universes isn't Tier 1 from them being higher dimensions but because they are larger than each other. The higher dimension stuff wasn't even used in this OP either. So it doesn't impact the rating.Just gonna say this, the reason for "higher dimensions" being debunked to 2B had nothing to do with "infinity" being non-existent in the verse, so that entire claim is false... This is the CRT where "higher dimensions" were nuked. So yes, that claim that it was only new due to that is false.... (Point 2 is the relevant one)
(Since that would only bring it up to 2A)
For those who are too lazy to read, I will just paste the TLDR
So yeah, disagree with this.
Wouldn't that be low 1C though? Since I don't see why it would be a full dimension higher than any of the lower structures.The collection of higher universes isn't Tier 1 from them being higher dimensions but because they are larger than each other. The higher dimension stuff wasn't even used in this OP either. So it doesn't impact the rating.
Now we are talking about the Celestial Foundations, the Abyss, and the Sea, and this will be simple here because the whole matter revolves around this topic.
In this topic, all of that was downgraded due to reasoning based on the supposed absence of the concept of infinity in the work, which was used to reduce everything I mentioned. You can go in and see the responses and how all of this was refuted by claiming that the concept of infinity does not exist, which I have now refuted and which has been accepted. Therefore, the concept of infinity now exists, making this entire topic invalid, and everything must be reversed and restored to what it was.
Even the Abyss was approved as Low 1-C in a topic here, but as I mentioned, due to the misunderstanding about the absence of the concept of infinity, this disaster occurred.
As for the second problem. The Celestial Foundations aren't universe-sized, at all.Celestial Foundations are the "plates" on which the numerous things that make the worlds, alongside intelligent life forms, exist. The world (i.e. living space) on top of the Celestial Foundation can take various forms, such as space existing on top of it or land and seas instead. Similarly, multiple Celestial Foundations can exist within a single canopy.
Three elements within the "world" are considered conceptual. Those elements are the Celestial Foundation, the Canopy, and the Celestial Axis. The rest is physically present within the world, such as the lands and sea, space, intelligent life, ...
The size of a Celestial Foundation, alongside the canopy that encompasses said Celestial Foundation, may vary. The Celestial Foundation of the Earth (i.e. Yogiri's homeworld) solely encompasses a solar system, with the canopy closing off the world just a bit after Pluto. Meanwhile, the Celestial Foundation of The Demon King was stated as "small" compared to Yogiri's, although it is noted that the Great Celestial Foundation is bigger than planet Earth. As such, without further information, alongside the fact that Yogiri's is considered a "huge" one, we can assert that it can at least reach solar system in terms of size. Similarly, in Mitsuki's Celestial Foundation (at least the one he took over), the concept of "spaceships" doesn't exist as a result of space (i.e. outer space) not existing, severely limiting its size as a result.
This one is pretty straightforward, since it was based around the size of CFE, not the size of "infinity"....2. The Abyss.
In this thread, it was accepted that the Abyss should be "possibly Low 1-C" due to it possibly having a universal size. Well, it should go, since the Celestial Foundation of Yogiri is stated to only be Solar System in size.
I suggest putting The Abyss as "Unknown".
Pinging you since this is relevant. While I am at itsnip
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Honestly, you did not add anything, and I do not think you understand the Instant Death series or what we are actually discussing, so what you said is not really relevant.Since I am already here, I am gonna do a quick rundown on the other false claim....
Now what is the issue?.... The fact that none of these downgrades had anything to do with infinity, so that claim is still false.... For context, here is the thread.
Again I will quote the main evidence regarding the CRT...
First of CFE
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The problem here is on two sides, so let's begin with the most important one. The Celestial Foundations doesn't encompass "everything" on a conceptual level.
As for the second problem. The Celestial Foundations aren't universe-sized, at all.
As such, they should be downgraded to "Varies, Solar System for the huge ones"
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Those are what got the downgrade, and had nothing to do with infinity, but rather that the sizes of CFE was varied....
Now let's continue with the arguments....
This one is pretty straightforward, since it was based around the size of CFE, not the size of "infinity"....
But yes, "the sea", was infinite in size, but that would only be High 3A or 2A, depending on where the rest ends up....
Pinging you since this is relevant. While I am at it
My main point here is to point out that the OP is extremely misleading with the fact that he says everything here was based around "infinity" not existing, while only 1 of the 4 brought up points by me was hit by it... (The Abyss), but not CFE, The abyss, or higher dimensions.
Yeah, that's a pretty bad series of statements.As for the second problem. The Celestial Foundations aren't universe-sized, at all.
If the Sea is infinite and contains the Abyss, then the Sea would still be Low 1-C going by that thread. The Abyss has four spatial axis and a time dimension. So the Sea holding it and itself being infinite would make it Low 1-C.But yes, "the sea", was infinite in size, but that would only be High 3A or 2A, depending on where the rest ends up....
Really from my perseptive the most it would do is make the Abyss and Celestial areas unknown or small in size, but that wouldn't change the Sea or the Ultimate Ensemble's arguments imo.My main point here is to point out that the OP is extremely misleading with the fact that he says everything here was based around "infinity" not existing, while only 1 of the 4 brought up points by me was hit by it... (The Abyss), but not CFE, The abyss, or higher dimensions.
Here is the issue, the sea is not accepted as low 1C, but rather High 3A....If the Sea is infinite and contains the Abyss, then the Sea would still be Low 1-C going by that thread. The Abyss has four spatial axis and a time dimension. So the Sea holding it and itself being infinite would make it Low 1-C.
The "Sea": At least High Universe level (High 3-A).
The Abyss: Unknown
No, you are misunderstanding the matter.Yeah, that's a pretty bad series of statements.
If the Sea is infinite and contains the Abyss, then the Sea would still be Low 1-C going by that thread. The Abyss has four spatial axis and a time dimension. So the Sea holding it and itself being infinite would make it Low 1-C.
Really from my perseptive the most it would do is make the Abyss and Celestial areas unknown or small in size, but that wouldn't change the Sea or the Ultimate Ensemble's arguments imo.
As Qaw said, even if the Abyss is of small size, the Sea contains it, which is what gives the Low 1-C rating (for the Sea). It would not be High 3-A to begin with.Here is the issue, the sea is not accepted as low 1C, but rather High 3A....
While the Abyss is rated "unknown", since it was repeatedly debated and accepted as the 4th spatial dimension and a time axis, it was unreliable. Thus remained unchanged.
If you want, I can send tons of threads with more proof why it was deemed unreliable and thus, was changed to "unknown."
It actually... is though, if you look at the cosmology page.... And no new evidence for it is provided, other than the "infinity not existing" being debunked....As Qaw said, even if the Abyss is of small size, the Sea contains it, which is what gives the Low 1-C rating (for the Sea). It would not be High 3-A to begin with.
I dont see how it can even be disproved since the narration directly states it has 4 spatial dimensions/degrees of movement.is this really the scan thats supposed to disprove the abyss having a 4th spatial dimension
That just means the cosmology page needs to be updated with Low 1-C. The Abyss couldnt be Low 1-C before since the concept of infinity wasnt considered. But since now it can, and the fact that it does actually have 4 spatial dimensions, it would change things.It actually... is though, if you look at the cosmology page.... And no new evidence for it is provided, other than the "infinity not existing" being debunked....
The fact that the abyss was nuked before, in a CRT, had nothing to do with infinity not existing... That is the issue.That just means the cosmology page needs to be updated with Low 1-C. The Abyss couldnt be Low 1-C before since the concept of infinity wasnt considered. But since now it can, and the fact that it does actually have 4 spatial dimensions, it would change things.
What was "Nuked" was its rating going from 4-A to Unknown. The point is that even if its unknown, its a fact that it has 4 spatial dimensions and thus contributes to a Low 1-C rating for the Sea.The fact that the abyss was nuked before, in a CRT, had nothing to do with infinity not existing... That is the issue.
That rating was "Nuked" due to being unreliable, not due to infinity not existing... How many times do I need to state that to you? (Sorry if this sounds rude)What was "Nuked" was its rating going from 4-A to Unknown. The point is that even if its unknown, its a fact that it has 4 spatial dimensions and thus contributes to a Low 1-C rating for the Sea.