I'm not ultima, but that is 2-A. The universe is infinite, and there could be different versions of each specific part of the universe
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Planck69
Huh, thanks.
If there is a timeline for every single moment in time of this universe to have ever existed and that will ever exist, would this be 2-A or Low 1-C?
If there is a timeline for every single moment in time of this universe to have ever existed and that will ever exist, would this be 2-A or Low 1-C?
Ultima_Reality
It'd be Low 1-C, since the number of moments that form the spacetime continuum is uncountably infinite.
Although, if you took the "every possible variation" thing to its highest possible interpretation, the size of the resulting space would just be the power set of the cardinality of the continuum, which would make the resulting structure Low 1-A.
It's not exactly something any verse is specific enough to cover, but it's still noteworthy.
Although, if you took the "every possible variation" thing to its highest possible interpretation, the size of the resulting space would just be the power set of the cardinality of the continuum, which would make the resulting structure Low 1-A.
It's not exactly something any verse is specific enough to cover, but it's still noteworthy.
Planck69
Oh, thank you.
Planck69
Sorry if I'm a bother but I have one more question.
There's a large expansive space-time. It's large enough that it holds everything from small galaxy sized realms to small groups of universal space-times within it as literal specks. For perspective, a creature that holds a small multiverse within it views the place as endless to the point that if it flew for its entire aeon-spanning lifetime, he wouldn't reach its end.
There's no other confirmed universes bar the ones within these creatures so I wonder, what tier would being able to warp the entire expanse be? 2-C or 2-B?
There's a large expansive space-time. It's large enough that it holds everything from small galaxy sized realms to small groups of universal space-times within it as literal specks. For perspective, a creature that holds a small multiverse within it views the place as endless to the point that if it flew for its entire aeon-spanning lifetime, he wouldn't reach its end.
There's no other confirmed universes bar the ones within these creatures so I wonder, what tier would being able to warp the entire expanse be? 2-C or 2-B?
Ultima_Reality
Do you have the actual scans for this? If it's a larger spacetime in which several smaller ones are embedded into a larger time axis, it could be Low 1-C, even.
Planck69
I'll try to find them. A friend of mine should have them so I might reply later today or tomorrow. There's a confirmed River of Time acting on the scale of the entire Expanse though, seperate from the space and time of the universe inside the creatures though.