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[Reiner04]

The previous thread was under the assumption that every moment in time generates its unique universe. Which is an uncountable infinite number of Low 2-C spaces. But all the quotes given by the OP is for deterministic actions causing splits, which isn't branching in a time-like fashion but through finite inputs multiplied infinitely.

I am referring to following 2 posts where each moment in time was supposedly accepted as its own world(?):
Post in thread 'So it's into the Void. Now me girls and me boys (1 vote needed)' https://vsbattles.com/threads/so-it...and-me-boys-1-vote-needed.181274/post-7183191
Post in thread 'So it's into the Void. Now me girls and me boys (1 vote needed)' https://vsbattles.com/threads/so-it...and-me-boys-1-vote-needed.181274/post-7188208

 

[TheTenno07]

I am referring to following 2 posts where each moment in time was supposedly accepted as its own world(?):
Post in thread 'So it's into the Void. Now me girls and me boys (1 vote needed)' https://vsbattles.com/threads/so-it...and-me-boys-1-vote-needed.181274/post-7183191
Post in thread 'So it's into the Void. Now me girls and me boys (1 vote needed)' https://vsbattles.com/threads/so-it...and-me-boys-1-vote-needed.181274/post-7188208

I think my new posts can prove that that's still an assumption here

 

[Qawsedf234]

I am referring to following 2 posts where each moment in time was supposedly accepted as its own world(?):
Post in thread 'So it's into the Void. Now me girls and me boys (1 vote needed)'

Yeah, that's under the assumption that it branches in a timelike fashion and not through deterministic action.

That's still the assumption in this thread! (and as I said the interpretation of the wiki)

The wiki is saying its deterministic action choosing the branch you're in:

The most basic example of Eternalism is one where an agent makes a choice between multiple options. From the agent's perspective, they will simply make their choice, "assigning" themselves to one of the possible realities encompassing every possible choice[3]. However, it is possible for the agent to travel to the past, before their choice was made, further in their own future, or to any other reality they could have chosen.

This is 2-A and not Low 1-C. If you're saying the wiki is correct, then the Void is a 2-A structure.

they explained quantum entanglement, superposition, and eternalism are all the same coin in that respect.

Superpostion and the implication of Wave-Form collapse are the only thing that implying Low 1-C.

Reading it I'm not for making it a definitive rating.

 

[TheTenno07]

Yeah, that's under the assumption that it branches in a timelike fashion and not through deterministic action.

The wiki is saying its deterministic action choosing the branch you're in:

This is 2-A and not Low 1-C. If you're saying the wiki is correct, then the Void is a 2-A structure.


Superpostion and the implication of Wave-Form collapse are the only thing that implying Low 1-C.

Reading it I'm not for making it a definitive rating.

Welp, I'll put you on neutral (Or is it a disagreement? Sorry, I haven't slept and it's already daylight here...) and pray you'll be interested in giving the game a try someday. Thanks for your time!

 

[Qawsedf234]

Welp, I'll put you on neutral (Or is it a disagreement? Sorry, I haven't slept and it's already daylight here...) and pray you'll be interested in giving the game a try someday. Thanks for your time!

I'd be disagreeing. The Void should keep its rating and the Duviri does not imply that there's a second temporal axis.

 

[TheTenno07]

I'd be disagreeing. The Void should keep its rating and the Duviri does not imply that there's a second temporal axis.

Aight

 

[Reiner04]

Closing per OP's request