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.

 

[RimuFanBase]

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

Excuse me, does Absolute Infinity that leads to the level of realities only achieve Qualitative Superiority and not Qualitative Meta-Superiority?

The reason is because isn't Absolute Infinity “unattainable” by similar levels below it and as High 1-A itself implements it?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Excuse me, does Absolute Infinity that leads to the level of reality only achieve Qualitative Superiority and not Qualitative Meta-Superiority?

The reason is because isn't Absolute Infinity “unattainable” by similar levels below it and as High 1-A itself implements it?

Absolute Infinity is a quantity if looked at from a numerical standpoint. It's not unattainable, since it's a description of how much of something there is.

Like SweetDao said, only if you're talking about it from a philosophical point of view, can it be something unattainable.

 

[SweetDao]

Excuse me, does Absolute Infinity that leads to the level of realities only achieve Qualitative Superiority and not Qualitative Meta-Superiority?

No, at most if we're talking about a 1-A+ hierarchy, it would effectively just be an equivalent of "Low 1-A" but for the 1-A+ hierarchy, so still a qualitative superiority, not a meta one.

 

[RimuFanBase]

No, at most if we're talking about a 1-A+ hierarchy, it would effectively just be an equivalent of "Low 1-A" but for the 1-A+ hierarchy, so still a qualitative superiority, not a meta one.

So because Absolute Infinity essentially does include everything that can be brought under it including the inaccessible, then this is in the same sense except operating at a higher level, for example beyond the influence of all ideas and logic and unity which is described as Absolute Infinity as in The White Light profile. Ah, okay then, thank you.

 

[RimuFanBase]

Absolute Infinity is a quantity if looked at from a numerical standpoint. It's not unattainable, since it's a description of how much of something there is.

Like SweetDao said, only if you're talking about it from a philosophical point of view, can it be something unattainable.

Thanks for the input.