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just wait for astral fr. And he already accepted 2 and 4
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Why are you repeating the same thing?This isn't a justification by itself for multiple temporal directions. This justification if true would also be High 1-B and not Low 1-C.
Reiner is wrong. Our FAQ directly states that this is not a justification
What counts is if you have a space time that embeds other spaces and has those spaces completely erased but the space time is still going on. Just having a time flow while other's don't isn't a hyper timeline.
This is the only justification so far that might imply a hyper-timeline.
Time is not a dimension. Its a series of states flowing forward and backwards infinitely detailing make up of matter. It is not a dimension on the wiki by default.
This is incorrect. Time in the higher realm can still flow in a forwards-backwards motion without requiring a higher time axis. Its why a High 1-B multiverse containing a Low 2-C universe can still function on a single time axis.
I can see this being a justification since it can imply that time branches in a time-like fashion. But it's also using conscious effort
If these space-warps are natural then it counts, if they're not natural then it's not a justification
????This isn't a justification by itself for multiple temporal directions. This justification if true would also be High 1-B and not Low 1-C.
Reiner is wrong. Our FAQ directly states that this is not a justification
What counts is if you have a space time that embeds other spaces and has those spaces completely erased but the space time is still going on. Just having a time flow while other's don't isn't a hyper timeline.
This is the only justification so far that might imply a hyper-timeline.
Time is not a dimension. Its a series of states flowing forward and backwards infinitely detailing make up of matter. It is not a dimension on the wiki by default.
This is incorrect. Time in the higher realm can still flow in a forwards-backwards motion without requiring a higher time axis. Its why a High 1-B multiverse containing a Low 2-C universe can still function on a single time axis.
I can see this being a justification since it can imply that time branches in a time-like fashion. But it's also using conscious effort
If these space-warps are natural then it counts, if they're not natural then it's not a justification
I think you should stop talking bro.????![]()
The logic given is thisHis argument in method 2, if we take it by itself and assume its actually valid what hes saying, only suggests that the "time" in the otherworld is higher dimensional relative to the 4th dimension of time, therefore only 5D. that is not the same as a time dimension that is another degree of freedom over 5 dimensional space which is what a 6D stc is in this scenario and what he argued as a tl:dr
If you don't have a point, then don't comment. You're juat taking up thread space.
I'm new here, so I won't interfere anymore.The logic given is this
- A universe is 3D+1
- A universe is completely embedded with Otherworld. Meaning Otherworld is 4D
- There's an infinite number of universes, so Otherworld has an insignificant 5D axis or 4D.X to contain them all
- The OP in the last thread successfully argue that since Otherworld requires greater than universe traversal all dimensions are significant in size. So Otherworld in 5D
- Otherworld has its own time axis, so it's 5D+1
If you don't have a point, then don't comment. You're juat taking up thread space.
yeah and that is the current point of contention. nothing suggests that the otherworld has its own time axis in the relevant sense that grants it a 6D status. I argue this because something can have "time flow" while not necessarily having time as a dimension. considering that time flowing is a metaphor in itself.Otherworld has its own time axis, so it's 5D+1
No, we already have enough votes, and Qaw agreed anyway.I can include a scan from the manga itself to reinforce the author' argument in this publication?
Method 2 and 4 would show a time axis in my view.argue this because something can have "time flow" while not necessarily having time as a dimension. considering that time flowing is a metaphor in itself.
Huh?yeah and that is the current point of contention. nothing suggests that the otherworld has its own time axis in the relevant sense that grants it a 6D status. I argue this because something can have "time flow" while not necessarily having time as a dimension. considering that time flowing is a metaphor in itself.
After all, the time axis differs for each dimension.
I believe that's already established in prior threads.OP is arguing that Otherworld should be dimensional superior to the realms, that's already established.
That's already accepted from reading the OP no ?significant in size
Basically, we have a significant 5-Dimensional Space in our hands. So, I'll get straight to the point:
Currently, Dimensions are accepted as Low 1-C due to the Otherworld (Dimensional Space) being Low 1-C (5D)
Correct this is the main argument for this CRTand have it's own time axis
Yes, it's 5-D (5 spatial significant dimensional space) + 1 Temporal Dimension that the Otherworld has based on prior threads.It's just I'm not sure of it's 4D.X + 1 or 5D+1. Based on the previous thread I guess its 5D+1 even if I'm not entirely surd if that's needed.
Dude you are new to the community and I get that you wanna contribute but please summarise your thoughts and add only relevant information. Otherwise We will confuse Qaws thx.Okay I'll say something in my mind later
yeah fine, sure. but thats not the problem here. assume i agree with you that it is a time axis. the problem is whether or not that time axis acts as a another degree of freedom relative to the 5 dimensional space that is the otherworld. Thats what actually qualifies for higher dimensionality. R^6 is greater than R^5 because of another degree of freedom. time just being a "time" axis isnt enough to qualify for this. im suggesting that the time axis here is just 5 dimensional and uses an already established coordinate set in R^5 while not introducing anything newMethod 2 and 4 would show a time axis in my view.
pls disambiguate. idk what ur tryna sayAin't having "another separate time" besides the other 5 dimensions exactly what you're saying?
It's a time axis for a 5d structure what's the problem?yeah fine, sure. but thats not the problem here. assume i agree with you that it is a time axis. the problem is whether or not that time axis acts as a another degree of freedom relative to the 5 dimensional space that is the otherworld. Thats what actually qualifies for higher dimensionality. R^6 is greater than R^5 because of another degree of freedom. time just being a "time" axis isnt enough to qualify for this. im suggesting that the time axis here is just 5 dimensional and uses an already established coordinate set in R^5 while not introducing anything new
its not. thats the problem. he never proves that the time axis in this case is dimensionally superior to the 5 dimensional space of the otherworld just like how the 4th dimension of time is superior to the 3 dimensions of space in a universeIt's a time axis for a 5d structure what's the problem?
you say having "another time" is not enough to call this 6D instead of 5Dpls disambiguate. idk what ur tryna say
I mean you're arguing 4D.x + 1. Which can be true, but as of right now the accepted version is 5D. Having a time axis means that space-time wise the realm is 1D higher than its geometric dimensions.time just being a "time" axis isnt enough to qualify for this. im suggesting that the time axis here is just 5 dimensional and uses an already established coordinate set in R^5 while not introducing anything new
Umm that's a pretty Unconventional assumption, if there exists a flow of time for a space the typical assumption is that said Timeline that takes snapshots of the R⁵ is 6 Dimensional in nature, and you can use said timeline to traverse the fifth dimensional space because like Astral pointed out in his OP Time and Space are orthogonal. It's just that the timeline instead of being a standard 4-D via taking uncountable infinite snapshots of a 3-D plane is now 1-C(6-D) via taking snapshots of the R⁵ plane. To assume that the timeline takes snapshots of a 4-dimensional space one would need to prove the contrary otherwise you would essentially be subjecting a burden that's almost impossible to prove for any fictitious works.yeah fine, sure. but thats not the problem here. assume i agree with you that it is a time axis. the problem is whether or not that time axis acts as a another degree of freedom relative to the 5 dimensional space that is the otherworld. Thats what actually qualifies for higher dimensionality. R^6 is greater than R^5 because of another degree of freedom. time just being a "time" axis isnt enough to qualify for this. im suggesting that the time axis here is just 5 dimensional and uses an already established coordinate set in R^5 while not introducing anything new
&There are broadly speaking three schools of thought regarding time: Eternalism, Presentism, and the Growing Block theory of time. Eternalism is the philosophy that the "past", "present", and "future" all coexist and extend infinitely. Presentism is the philosophy that the "past" and "future" aren't real, as they either have happened or have not happened yet, and the Growing Block philosophy is that the "past" and "present" are real, but the future has not happened yet. Per the Universe Page, VSBW treats all franchises as defaulting to Eternalism, so there's an infinite series of temporal snapshots that extend into the past and into the future, each containing the entire universe, granting an uncountable infinite number of snapshots of that particular space for the entire space-time continuum.
I get the merit in your suggestion but it's just not the standard assumption afaik.The relationship between the spatial dimensions of a universe and the additional temporal dimension(s) may be visualized as something akin to the frames of a movie placed side-by-side. Basically, the time-like direction may be thought of as a line comprised of uncountably infinitely many points, each of which is a static "snapshot" of the whole universe at any given moment, with the set of all such events comprising the totality of spacetime. But, a cosmological structure can contain two or more perpendicular time axis, rather than just a singular time axis. By having two perpendicular axis the cosmology must have a "higher" level of time that can fit the crossing time axis, for the same reason why a geometric "X" line and a geometric "Y" line would require a two-dimensional plane to catalogue their interaction properly. Instead of a direction of movement, however, a temporal axis is the temporal element of the cosmology, which is the "snapshots" along the line that captures all the states in which the cosmology can exist in. By having two axis, there must be an even higher-dimensional container, as every axis would add an uncountable infinite element to the cosmology, as there must be an uncountable infinite number of snapshots to an already uncountable infinite number of snapshots.
So, for a typical universe, it is a 3-A or three-dimensional structure of significant size collected as an uncountable infinite number of static snapshots through its time axis, making the space-time of the cosmology Low 2-C to fit all the possible universe iterations (3D+1).
are you not assuming specific properities of the time axis in this case? that very well could just be not true for the specific fiction in this case. i mean the OP literally suggests that time does not operate the same as in a regular universe. that is grounds enough to not assume specific properities about time in higher dimensional manifoldsI mean you're arguing 4D.x + 1. Which can be true, but as of right now the accepted version is 5D. Having a time axis means that space-time wise the realm is 1D higher than its geometric dimensions.
correction. it is only suggested that the timeline is used to traverse 4 dimensional space. so this point just falls apart.you can use said timeline to traverse the fifth dimensional space
literally what he says in method 4 btw:To assume that the timeline takes snapshots of a 4-dimensional space one would need to prove the contrary otherwise you would essentially be subjecting a burden that's almost impossible to prove for any fictitious works.
Which means he used the Otherworld's time axis to go from a point where his World had been destroyed, to a "past" where it still existed.
Yeah, they're natural. Rimuru's power allows them to control them in a way as to go wherever he wants, but he doesn't generate them himself.If these space-warps are natural then it counts, if they're not natural then it's not a justification
??are you not assuming specific properities of the time axis in this case? that very well could just be not true for the specific fiction in this case. i mean the OP literally suggests that time does not operate the same as in a regular universe. that is grounds enough to not assume specific properities about time in higher dimensional manifolds
??i mean consider that 5D + 1 needs to be equal to 6 dimensional space.The OP does not prove that it needs a 6 dimensional space or is equal to one. im not saying that it cant. im just saying that the OP doesnt prove this to be the case.
Am I correct in assuming that you are saying said timeline is limited to taking 4-D snapshots in terms of scope or is well taking 4-D snapshots because Rimuru used said timeline to time travel back to the past when his world wasn't destroyedliterally what he says in method 4 btw:
Can you elaborate on how exactly this quote serves to restrict the scope of the timeline in taking snapshots of the higher dimensional space ?Which means he used the Otherworld's time axis to go from a point where his World had been destroyed, to a "past" where it still existed.
Because if it operated the exact same then it'd be talking about the 4D part of stuffi mean the OP literally suggests that time does not operate the same as in a regular universe.
ive already stated many times why time is arbitrary in the context of real coordinate space and higher dimensions. you js keep making an argument from repetition without addressing the problem at handThis is too much nitpicking. It is different insofar as that its higher-dimensional beyond the normal 4D one, that doesn't change the fact that it's still Time, thus no reason to assume it shows different properties.
wtf are you arguing...
The OP does not prove that it needs a 6 dimensional space or is equal to one
whats not shown ≠ that is the case.What's Shown ≠ Limitation.
ok. i agree with this. what do you want me to say?Because if it operated the exact same then it'd be talking about the 4D part of stuff
By default. whats shown is infact a limitation. or we could just say every omnipotent character is tier 0 regardless of whether they "show" the specific attributes possessed by tier 0 characters because as you said whats shown ≠ limitation. therefore they are unlimited unless proven otherwise.Can you elaborate on how exactly this quote serves to restrict the scope
It doesn't. We already assume Time has the same properties regardless of whether it encompasses a 4D space, an 11D space or any arbitrarily higher-dimensional space. That's literally one of the reasons why HDE doesn't give imm speed by default.ive already stated many times why time is arbitrary in the context of real coordinate space and higher dimensions. you js keep making an argument from repetition without addressing the problem at hand
And from the way you're wording it, you're also arguing 5D + 1D isn't a 6-dimensional construct... which is a dumb argument ngl. You're practically arguing 1+1 =/= 2 just cuz it involves higher dimensions...The OP does not prove that it needs a 6 dimensional space or is equal to one
then i successfuly showed ya why "op says this operates different than other time so you can't 'assume' that" is not an actual argument to disagree with the propositionok. i agree with this. what do you want me to say?
reference?We already assume Time has the same properties
reading comprehension?you're also arguing 5D + 1D isn't a 6-dimensional construct
ur basically js presupposing it qualifies for 5D + 1 without proving anythingconsider that 5D + 1 needs to be equal to 6 dimensional space
whats not shown ≠ that is the case.
As far as i know. it could very well be limited to 4D snapshots. thats literally what most of the OP suggests. ur just blowing it out of proportions and trying to employ no limits to the phenomena to push agenda
Disregarding the wild comparison you brought up, you are essentially limiting the capability of a timeline, what's by default assumed to take snapshots of the space via arguing a showing.By default. whats shown is infact a limitation. or we could just say every omnipotent character is tier 0 regardless of whether they "show" the specific attributes possessed by tier 0 characters because as you said whats shown ≠ limitation. therefore they are unlimited unless proven otherwise.
nobody said they were a hard cap. just a cap as far as someones knowledge would extend to of such a feat.Lower order feats ≠ Hard Cap
FAQ. Check the section about "HDE grants speed or not".reference?
na, but you should word your argument better twinreading comprehension?
faq about speed doesnt even say anything about time. all it does is talk about how displacement can still be measured in a higher dimensional space. it presupposes the higher dimensional space already has a qualifying time axis that is another degree of freedom relative to the higher dimensional space. and considering that Qawsedf said this about time tooFAQ. Check the section about "HDE grants speed or not".
and i think qawsedf is a bit more qualified than you or me in terms of the wiki standardsTime is not a dimension. Its a series of states flowing forward and backwards infinitely detailing make up of matter. It is not a dimension on the wiki by default.
Time is not a physical dimension. Time existing means that space-time in totality needs to be +1D to handle a transinfinite number of temporal snapshots of the base space. By showing there's a time axis at all, you're showing the space-time container is +1D.and i think qawsedf is a bit more qualified than you or me in terms of the wiki standards
Agree with most of it. except for the last part. i dont believe that we should assume that just having a time axis by default means it takes an uncountably infinite amount of snapshots of the space relative to higher dimensional spaces. as far as the OP is concerned. they only ever establish it taking snapshots of a universe(or a 4 dimensional space) since the time dimension is just translated into a spatial dimension for the sake of real coordinate space. Therefore it is unreasonable to just assume that same time dimension takes snapshots of the base 5 dimensional space.Time is not a physical dimension. Time existing means that space-time in totality needs to be +1D to handle a transinfinite number of temporal snapshots of the base space. By showing there's a time axis at all, you're showing the space-time container is +1D.
5D is the bare minimum size needed as it not only accounts for the time axis as suggested in the OP but also the higher dimensional nature of the otherworld. Heavy emphasis on minimumthe cosmological structures in a work are assumed to be the bare minimum size required to adhere to both the source material and the tiering system.
I mean... we dodont believe that we should assume that just having a time axis by default means it takes an uncountably infinite amount of snapshots of the space relative to higher dimensional spaces. as far as the OP is concerned
You'd have to prove Eternalism isn't true for that franchise.Q: How are timelines used on the wiki?
A: There are broadly speaking three schools of thought regarding time: Eternalism, Presentism, and the Growing Block theory of time. Eternalism is the philosophy that the "past", "present", and "future" all coexist and extend infinitely. Presentism is the philosophy that the "past" and "future" aren't real, as they either have happened or have not happened yet, and the Growing Block philosophy is that the "past" and "present" are real, but the future has not happened yet. Per the Universe Page, VSBW treats all franchises as defaulting to Eternalism, so there's an infinite series of temporal snapshots that extend into the past and into the future, each containing the entire universe, granting an uncountable infinite number of snapshots of that particular space for the entire space-time continuum. However, if a franchise does not follow Eternalism but another temporal philosophy, it will be tiered that way. In such cases, greater examination is needed regarding cosmology. Without an infinite timestream, there's no longer an uncountable infinite number of temporal snapshots, which means that universes would not default to Low 2-C unless they have explicit evidence for a fourth-dimensional axis of significant size.
The same time dimension does. You have a 3-Dimensional physical universe and a 4-dimensional space-time container. By virtue of it being entirely suspended in Otherworld, it must also be spatially 4D to 5D.Therefore it is unreasonable to just assume that same time dimension takes snapshots of the base 5 dimensional space.
I don't think this space qualifies for 5D in yhe first place, since 4D.X is more reasonable. But as it currently stands, thr accepted position is 5D spatially as agreed on in the other thread.5D is the bare minimum size needed as it not only accounts for the time axis as suggested in the OP but also the higher dimensional nature of the otherworld
You'd have to prove Eternalism isn't true for that franchise.
Can you cite this?To be fair, eternalism does not necessarily prove that a timeline can be divided into an uncountable number of 'snapshots' in the material world. It only establishes an ontological equivalence between all 'snapshots' at any coordinate of the temporal line.
I mean correct me if im wrong but in the text you referenced it suggests that eternalism, by definition, corresponds to a past, future and present and seems to only reference low 2-C stcs. Consdering that. the OP kind of already debunks eternalism for me, since the time in the OW doesnt follow past present future. and the time does not govern 3 dimensional space but rather 4 dimensional space. A bit more on this belowI mean... we do
You'd have to prove Eternalism isn't true for that franchise.
I mean im leaning towards the idea that time here doesnt govern the otherworld. from the evidence it can only be justifiably inferred that time is a hypertimeline. Anything beyond that is just assumptions or unjustified extrapolation which is what i have a problem with.The same time dimension does. You have a 3-Dimensional physical universe and a 4-dimensional space-time container. By virtue of it being entirely suspended in Otherworld, it must also be spatially 4D to 5D.
i agree but it is what it is, my argument already assumes 5D to be the case so eh.I don't think this space qualifies for 5D in yhe first place
Can you site this?