Absolute Infinity tier

[N1kBud0]

Hello everyone.
So, recently I have thought about the thing od Absolute Infinity, but I do not know where it would hypotetically scale. Now, I know it mostly depends on context, but where would it scale on the tiering system?
Because I have seen people saying that if it's in dimensions it would be Low 1-A while if it's not dimensions it would be Tier 0. What do you guys think?
Thank you in advance for your answers

 

[SweetDao]

Absolute Infinity, without further context, would probably only be at most Low 1-A. However, it can also be higher if the verse explains that it's not merely a mathematical concept but something "higher". The most important to your query is the former answer, though.

 

[N1kBud0]

Absolute Infinity, without further context, would probably only be at most Low 1-A. However, it can also be higher if the verse explains that it's not merely a mathematical concept but something "higher". The most important to your query is the former answer, though.

Thanks for the reply. What if it's applied on a conceptual level and treated as a "philosophical" or "ontological" thing?

 

[SweetDao]

Thanks for the reply. What if it's applied on a conceptual level and treated as a "philosophical" or "ontological" thing?

It depends on what the "Absolute Infinity" refers to. If it's about level of realities, it would be 1-A+

 

[Lycoris4812]

Absolute Infinity, without further context, would probably only be at most Low 1-A. However, it can also be higher if the verse explains that it's not merely a mathematical concept but something "higher". The most important to your query is the former answer, though.

What about the type 1 concept of infinity?

 

[Voidnether]

Thanks for the reply. What if it's applied on a conceptual level and treated as a "philosophical" or "ontological" thing?

Depends, you have Honkai who's 1-A+ due to this or The White Light who's Tier 0

 

[N1kBud0]

Depends, you have Honkai who's 1-A+ due to this or The White Light who's Tier 0

Thank you for your answer

 

[SweetDao]

What about the type 1 concept of infinity?

If it's a type 1 and eligible to 1-A, the fact it's the "concept of something" doesn't grant anything else unless stated.

 

[Lycoris4812]

If it's a type 1 and eligible to 1-A, the fact it's the "concept of something" doesn't grant anything else unless stated.

If its type 1 it's eligible for 1-A? Or am I reading it wrong.

 

[SweetDao]

If its type 1 it's eligible for 1-A? Or am I reading it wrong.

I don't know the semantic of it, I don't think every concept type 1 is fundamentally 1-A but then maybe it is.