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A question about the tiers 2-C - H1B essentially being the same

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Ok.

So from what I understand, the reason that a 4d ( spacial ) universe is > a 3d (spacial ) universe is that like a cube has uncountably infinite 2d slices, a 5d universe would have uncountably infinite 4d slices

Is that correct? Or is there more to it?

Assuming that that is the reason, I am not sure why that would qualify for a higher tier?

Because like, if you have uncountably infinite slices of an uncountably infinite spacetime ( as all universe sized space times are, 2-C is uncountably infinite ) that is basically just uncountably infinite x uncountably infinite

Which, comes out to uncountably infinite

So when it comes to "size" all universes, regardless of dimensions, would be aleph1 in size right?
 
Yes, but cardinality isn't the measurement of dimensional tiering, measure theory is.

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as all universe sized space times are, 2-C is uncountably infinite

2-C isn't uncountably infinite universes, that would Low 1-C. The Tiering System page explicitly states 2 to 1000 separate 4D space-time continuum.
 
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Yes, but cardinality isn't the measurement of dimensional tiering, measure theory is.
Can you link an explanation?
2-C isn't uncountably infinite universes, that would Low 1-C. The Tiering System page explicitly states 2 to 1000 separate 4D space-time continuum.
No, I dont mean an uncountably infinite number of space times

What I mean is that 2-C (4d) is equivalent to an uncountably infinite number of 3-A / 3d
 
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no it isn't. 2-C >>>>>> Low 2-C >>>>> Infinite amount of 3-A structures
Sorry, I meant Low 2-C again, not 2-C

And isnt it?

Low 2-C is basically a timeline, which is 4d, and 4d is uncountably infinitely > 3d, right?
 
Sorry, I meant Low 2-C again, not 2-C

And isnt it?

Low 2-C is basically a timeline, which is 4d, and 4d is uncountably infinitely > 3d, right?
Yes pretty much

Low 2-C: Universe level+​

Characters or objects whose power is uncountably infinitely greater than the prior tiers. That is to say, they can significantly affect, create and/or destroy higher-dimensional structures that exceed lesser objects by an uncountably infinite margin. An example of this is 4-dimensional spacetime continuums of universal size, but this can be generalized to any 4-dimensional structure of a similar scope.
 
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