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Shouldn't the part I bolded be removed since we now only treat qualitative superiority as that and treat even large cardinals as ultimately quantifiable?The Hierarchy of Large Cardinals is fairly extensive and contains many exotic-named numbers, but the most conventional and easily-understood entry point to it are the Inaccessible Cardinals: Infinite cardinal numbers that are uncountable, regular (cannot be defined as the union of quantities smaller than themselves) and strong limit (cannot be attained through repeated power set operations), which in layman's terms, means that they cannot be reached from lesser cardinals in any way, shape or form, standing beyond their scope entirely. The following is a good illustration of an Inaccessible Cardinal's relation to lesser numbers:
everything in the universe is existing at/on some coordinate in space and time (infinite coordinates per thing/object [most particularly stars, and Atoms]) the infinitely many existing things individually (by themselves [for example an individual atom]) are creating infinite branches in time per coordinate in 3D space and infinitely more branches per coordinate in/on the temporal axis these individually infinitely existing things exist on
With that, he began to walk. He remembered how he had felt on
the carousel, tried to feel like that...
He remembered turning the Winnebago, shifting it at right angles
to everything. He tried to capture that sensation—
And then, easily and perfectly, it happened.
It was like pushing through a membrane, like plunging up from
deep water into air. With one step he had moved from the tourist path
on the mountain to...
To somewhere real. He was Backstage.
He was still on the top of a mountain, that much remained the
same. But it was so much more than that. This mountaintop was the
quintessence of place, the heart of things as they were. Compared to it,
the Lookout Mountain he had left was a painting on a backdrop, or a
papier-mâché model seen on a TV screen—merely a representation of
the thing, not the thing itself.
This was the true place. p418
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