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1-A Clarification

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yeah Kuuzo, we were discussing about this in the General DC thread on why you think Michael is 1-A for creating the concept of space
So I was not wrong at all, he was tending it to upgrade a character from DC comic. Haha.
 
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all this just to upgrade DB Comic to 1-A. Prove me wrong
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Just because this thread was created following a dicussion related to "DB Comic" does not mean the point of it is to "all this just to upgrade DB Comic to 1-A". That's a fallacy.
It seems that there are characters in the same case as Michael, so getting a clarification on this point will only settle everything.
Get your facts straight.
 
I know my facts, and I still stand to it. It was an attempt to upgrade DC comic to 1-A.
Either way, it became derailing now. brb
 
Yeah but the current tiering system isnt based on incomprehensibility, transcendence and all that stuff
If did you follow the previous thread and this one, the argument that "the current tierring system does not accept transcendence " is not worh a dime, as it does not contradict the fact that this character, as I said, would still be above any dimension defined by a set of natural numbers, as it's used in fiction, in maths and theorical science, therefore can't be classified as High 1-B (High 1-B: High Hyperverse level).
 
Why specifically the set of all naturals?
why just not all Numbers that can be used to define spatial complexity?
That's where I was getting at.
"Why specifically the set of all naturals?"
Maybe it's because how most fiction defines the dimensionality of their universe (at least 4-dimensional) , and how most fiction that acknowledges extra-dimensions still used the same set of numbers (5-D,6 D, 7-D, etc.)
That's logical.
 
why just not all Numbers that can be used to define spatial complexity?
I'm waiting to see at least ONE fictional's setting defining the dimensionality of their universe by alephs like this wiki does, instead of commonly using the same set of numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.) across fictional's works.
 
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I'm waiting to see at least ONE fictional's setting defining the dimensionality of their universe by alephs like this wiki does, instead of commonly using the same set of numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.) across fictional's works.
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I am getting bored of the useless back and forth so I will just get to the point
Regardless the number of dimensions, there won't be any obstacle for a character who created the "concept of space", as he is obviously above any "configuration" of space, that is to say, again, from 1-dimensional to infinite-dimensional.
What's your reason for limiting "concept of space" to any natural number dimensions?

Where's your proof that "most fictions treat it that way"?
 
Seriously, this is just another when you create a concept of space, mean you create the all layer of physical dimension which highest is Low 1-A, then you independent from it thus you 1-A. Simply a NLF claim
 
A character who creates the "concept of space" must necessarily be 1-A (transcendant) and, at least, low 1-A for the simple reason being such a character will always be above any n-dimensional character, i.e from 0/1-dimensional to infinite-dimensional. Regardless the number of dimensions, there won't be any obstacle for a character who created the "concept of space", as he is obviously above any "configuration" of space, that is to say, again, from 1-dimensional to infinite-dimensional.
Just stopping here to add that this is not necessarily the case, at all. It doesn't follow that some abstraction of "space" encompasses all extrapolations of any object that falls under it, and nor is it incoherent for this abstraction to be something that is immanent within reality and only encompasses what currently exists (i.e What instantiates it). That's a whole school of thought in philosophy, so treating your claim as if it was the only logical option is, plain and simple, just dishonest.

At the end of the day, we'll always have to default to something, and if the higher option is not necessarily the only conclusion you can draw from a statement, usually you go with the more conservative one, which often tends to be lower. Similarly, we'd naturally default to an immanent interpretation of concepts (Or, more accurately, Universals), where for instance making the concept of space in a setting containing objects of up to 5 dimensions would be Low 1-C. Certainly you can argue that statements like "Transcends dimensions!" Or "beyond space!" can have a good baseline that doesn't skyrocket up to 0 depending on the verse (Since the gap between n dimensions and n+1-dimensions, for all n, is the same, and it's not terribly hard to picture a case where the difference between Realm X and Realm Y may be greater than this value), but this is not really something that has much of an impact in a case (i.e This one) where we're arguing about a generalized, contextless hypothetical.
 
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Why specifically 1-A though?
It is because you are “transcendental” from the concept of dimensions, if you understand what I mean.
He meant that even our tiering system is nothing but just based of number of dimensions, so if something is entirely independent of whatever number of dimensions or entirely transcend the nature of such spaces who holds the property to have dimensions, should be way higher, higher than boundless lmfao 🗿 but as per FAQ page it's low 1a, which doesn't makes sense.

It's obvious that faq page has decided for a verse to get such high tier's without that high cosmology which inherently means that cosmology do not matter any longer and so it's way higher.

Q: How can a character be 1-A and above without an infinite-dimensional/infinitely-layered cosmology, then?​

A: A good way to accomplish this would be to show that whatever state of being in which they exist is completely independent of the number of layers/dimensions present on the setting. For example, if they are unaffected by dimensions being arbitrarily added or removed from physical space by virtue of transcending it entirely, or if they exist as a "background" or canvas of sorts in which any amount of them can be inserted. This argument generalizes to tiers higher than 1-A as well.

 
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He meant that even our tiering system is nothing but just based of number of dimensions, so if something is entirely independent of whatever number of dimensions or entirely transcend the nature of such spaces who holds the property to have dimensions, should be way higher, higher than boundless lmfao 🗿 but as per FAQ page it's low 1a, which doesn't makes sense.
I do agree "any amount of them" is a misleading description, yeah. I'd like to expand that section and the adjacent ones a lot, in fact, so, wouldn't be opposed to rewriting it, myself.
 
I do agree "any amount of them" is a misleading description, yeah. I'd like to expand that section and the adjacent ones a lot, in fact, so, wouldn't be opposed to rewriting it, myself.
Yes that way there won't be any further attempts of such state of beings boundless atleast.
 
All of this to try and say Michael and Lucifer are outerversal. Like… They’re not even top 5 in DC, let alone outerversal. Maybe top 30 at best.

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Also, with that being said, i am pretty sure the Neil Gaimans Void will also not be 1-A when the cosmology split happens?
Correct?
 
I mean, in the LITERAL FAQ page, it states that 1-A can be reached by this without infinite dimensions:

"A good way to accomplish this would be to show that whatever state of being in which they exist is completely independent of the number of layers/dimensions present on the setting. For example, if they are unaffected by dimensions being arbitrarily added or removed from physical space by virtue of transcending it entirely, or if they exist as a "background" or canvas of sorts in which any amount of them can be inserted. This argument generalizes to tiers higher than 1-A as well."

Basically: If they exist independently from any number of dimensions present, it would be 1-A. If the literal concept of physical space is erased, but they can still "physically" exist without the concept of physical space, it is 1-A. Because they don't rely on any dimensions to exist, as they exist above the concept of them.

Now this isn't ME saying this, it is the own wiki's qualifications. So if this doesn't qualify...then sorry to say: "******* change it".
Executed by ultima, congrats. Entire debate or any argument that could be formed for concepts to be outer on vs battle has been removed.

Lmao 🗿
 
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