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@PrinceofPeinSo how would you suggest that Ultima's draft for a rule text is modified more specifically?
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@PrinceofPeinSo how would you suggest that Ultima's draft for a rule text is modified more specifically?
If i remember correctly, statements such as "higher plane" or "higher existence" can be "higher dimensional plane" with their context in the verse, only then it would be HDE, otherwise no (well, i guess). I think it was something like that.So how would you suggest that Ultima's draft for a rule text is modified more specifically?
- Being infinitely larger than or containing infinite 3-dimensional objects, entities, or constructs signifies an uncountable infinite difference, which can suggest qualitative superiority. However, without further context, this does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis.
- Being countably infinitely larger than 3-dimensional objects do not imply the existence of an extradimensional axis because the third dimension is already countably infinite in capacity. However, being uncountably infinitely larger does qualify.
This is fine to be added currentlySo how would you suggest that Ultima's draft for a rule text is modified more specifically?
to thisSimply stating that something is from a Higher Plane or a Higher Existence does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis in relation to 3-dimensional entities or objects. Statements that something is Higher Dimensional also need to be interpreted in context, as authors at times use the term figuratively.
Reason: It appears to be causing some confusion/misconception. Particularly the word figuratively.Simply stating that something is from a Higher Plane or a Higher Existence does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis in relation to 3-dimensional entities or objects. Statements that something is "higher-dimensional" also need to be interpreted in context, as authors at times use the term figuratively.
Additionally, usages of "Higher Dimension" should be treated with scrutiny, as "Dimension" is oftentimes used to refer to places, and not directions in space, and as such the term can easily be used in the same sense as "Higher Realm/Plane" and similar verbiage. Context should be used to determine whether it truly refers to increased dimensionality.
to this one to avoid verbosity and ambiguity
- Being infinitely larger than or containing infinite 3-dimensional objects, entities, or constructs signifies an uncountable infinite difference, which can suggest qualitative superiority. However, without further context, this does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis.
Reason:
- Being countably infinitely larger than 3-dimensional objects do not imply the existence of an extradimensional axis because the third dimension is already countably infinite in capacity. However, being uncountably infinitely larger does qualify.
to this one:
- Ontological differences over 3-dimensional objects, entities, or constructs, with three or more dimensions, are often a measure of power and do not necessarily indicate the presence of an extradimensional axis.
Reason: Beings of ontological superiority often have a level of existence incomprehensible to 3-D objects, entities or constructs. So I’d like for this to be reworded to something like, or something similar above.
- Ontological differences over 3-dimensional objects, entities, or constructs are often a measure of power and could possess a transcendent level of existence. However, none of these indicate the presence of an extra-dimensional axis
This is accepted already as far as I knowThose following drafts need to be evaluated according to my understanding of the thread.
This is from @Ultima_Reality, he wants to change from
to this
Reason: It appears to be causing some confusion/misconception. Particularly the word figuratively.
- Agreements: @Deagonx
- Disagreements: none
- Neutral: none
This changes the information. Which is only larger than "infinite 3-D" would mean QS.@Arnoldstone18 want to change this text:
to this one to avoid verbosity and ambiguity
- Agreements: none
- Disagreements: none
- Neutral: none
This is not necessary.@Arnoldstone18 want to change this text:
to this one:
Reason: Beings of ontological superiority often have a level of existence incomprehensible to 3-D objects, entities or constructs. So I’d like for this to be reworded to something like, or something similar above.
- Agreements: none
- Disagreements: none
- Neutral: none
We need to determine how we will treat uncountable infinite in size differences. That's the only main thing left here.@PrinceofPein @ImmortalDread @Deagonx @IdiosyncraticLawyer @Arnoldstone18 @Ultima_Reality @Reiner
Can any of you write an explanation post regarding what we need to evaluate here please?
A tally for which members here that think what would also be very useful.
This is not how Ant wanted the request. If any case, where is the suggested relevant draft that is being discussed? Since I did not find it and I will be more than welcome to add it to the list.We need to determine how we will treat uncountable infinite in size differences. That's the only main thing left here.
DT has different views on how it should be done.
There is no draft or arguments right now.This is not how Ant wanted the request. If any case, where is the suggested relevant draft that is being discussed? Since I did not find it and I will be more than welcome to add it to the list.
You don't need to apply anything the original premise of the thread is done and the changes applied.This situation lacks productivity. If you're looking to transition to a new topic, it would be better to initiate a fresh staff thread. The current thread is quite disorganized, which makes it unappealing for anyone, especially DT, to engage with. Alternatively, since you haven't addressed the previous messages, it implies that the suggestions in those messages are still pending evaluation.
You could also consider creating a post for DT to assess. If you're seeking DT's opinion on something, you can reach out to him on his wall or through QnA.
Furthermore, based on my recent check of the page, it appears that none of those suggestions have been implemented either.
@Antvasima this post is the list of awaiting of evaluations from staff members.
If you want to ping staff members, here is the list who were present in this staff thread.
@Deagonx, @Qawsedf234, @DontTalkDT, @Ultima_Reality, @Firestorm808, @Agnaa, @CloverDragon03, @Eficiente, @LordGriffin1000
I will be no longer replying to anyone, I will eventually only update the vote tally and afterward apply the accepted ones.
@Arnoldstone18 want to change this text:
to this one to avoid verbosity and ambiguity
- Agreements: none
- Disagreements: none
- Neutral: none
May I see the agreement before adding the vote? Also, ultimately the size discussion will be shifted into a new discussion since the OP refused to create a post to makes easier for others to understand what is being argued or suggested.
How we treat sizes is not simple and it's usually based on contextsIt’s a waste of time and energy for a whole new thread to discuss a simple change.
I dont care about the rest of your post, but the wording was accepted and that has always been the wording that staffs that approved it read and they agreed, so please stop with the false accusations.The OP’s wording isn’t accepted either.
It is not my argument so why would I make arguments for it?since the OP refused to create a post to makes easier for others to understand what is being argued or suggested.
I will add the vote, then. Thanks for the note.
SureIt is not my argument so why would I make arguments for it?
Arnold is the one making the claims so he should make an argument, so far I have seen none though like i said.
Ultima also agrees with it from my messages with him so he too can make an argument for it.
But them coming after a thread was applied and expecting it too still be flaming hot is not exactly possible.
So best case would be a new thread.
@Arnoldstone18 Can you create a post concisely, and what are you suggesting changing or apply? Be aware that I am talking about size difference which is not added in my post. Once you have done it, I will add it to my post, so it can be complete ready for evaluation.
"Being countably infinitely larger than 3-dimensional objects does not imply the existence of an extradimensional axis, given that the third dimension already encompasses a countably infinite capacity. However, when an entity is uncountably infinitely larger in size, it qualifies for a higher-dimensional existence."
Being countably infinitely larger than 3-dimensional objects does not imply the existence of an extradimensional axis, given that the third dimension already encompasses a countably infinite capacity
Remind DT in person about this. He made the size argument which I dont really agree with but just neutral to, since it can go both ways and both will be correct.What do you think about this?
First, if you are countably larger than than an infinite 3-D object that means you are uncountably infinite so, by your argument that does means extradimensional axis, but your first point goes against your own argument when it combined that larger than 3-Dimension objects does not grant extra axis, my own edit, pointed out for when the 3-D objects are infinite. In terms of HDE, only when you are uncountably infinite larger in terms of volume would grant an extra axis.
Secondly, the second statement makes no sense, no 3-D object on its own contain infinite capacity, unless it is infinite in volume. you are something that will be called 3D and you are not infinite.
You probably worded it wrongly and I really do not even see what you are trying to say there, as it does not make sense.
Tldr: your suggestions are more confusing than mine.
Since these are Ultima's arguments preferably let him argue for it.
I am not insulting your proposal, I am okay with the premise of it, I am just explaining that your wordings do not pass that proposal along.I know you are capable of reading comprehension.
So I would prefer that you not engage in this mere act to insult me or my proposal.
First, if you are countably larger than than an infinite 3-D object ..
Being countably infinitely larger than 3-dimensional objects does not imply the existence of an extradimensional axis
Secondly, the second statement makes no sense, no 3-D object on its own contain infinite capacity
given that the third dimension already encompasses a countably infinite capacity
I will take a look after the perception time and smurf hax threads are done. (Unless it's conclusively settled before then)Well, Ultima's suggestion seems to make sense to me, but I am not sure about the two from Arnoldstone18.
@Deagonx, @Qawsedf234, @DontTalkDT, @Ultima_Reality, @Firestorm808, @Agnaa, @CloverDragon03, @Eficiente, @LordGriffin1000
What do you think about this?
Additions to the HDE page (Staff Thread)
So how would you suggest that Ultima's draft for a rule text is modified more specifically? @PrinceofPeinvsbattles.com
Point being??What you typed…
What I typed…
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So yeah…
My reply was to tell you that infinitely larger than finite 3-D objects and larger than infinite 3-D objects grants different tiers HDE wise.
Except it is relevant to the size argument, anyway this is going nowhere, let me wait for UltimaThis is irrelevant to what I typed . I suggest you stop trying to justify your mistake. Any further assertion on what you think I said will ultimately lead to embarrassment.
I currently have 46 threads in my "to-evaluate" backlog, I've added this to the list, and will get to it eventually.Well, Ultima's suggestion seems to make sense to me, but I am not sure about the two from Arnoldstone18.
@Agnaa
What do you think about this?
Additions to the HDE page (Staff Thread)
So how would you suggest that Ultima's draft for a rule text is modified more specifically? @PrinceofPeinvsbattles.com
I like the spirit of the proposal, but I think the draft is a bit wonky. I've written one of my own:Basically, I'd like to address a point of contention regarding the classification of entities based on size in the context of higher-dimensional entities (HDE). The current wording on the HDE page about larger than infinite constructs has raised some concerns.
Ultima has pointed out that uncountably infinite entities should be considered as existing in a higher dimension. For those who are knowledgeable on Dragon Ball Super, it is akin to how Infinite Zamasu's size exceeded 3-D space, leading him to merge with the timeline.
To ensure clarity and precision, I propose the following amendment to the HDE page:
This change aims to distinguish between countably and uncountably infinite sizes and their implications for dimensional classification. I believe this amendment aligns with our understanding and provides a very clear framework for evaluating entities based on size.
As far as being larger than infinitely-sized objects or spaces goes, one must analyze the context of the feat in question to determine if it truly qualifies for Higher-Dimensional Existence. In terms of volume (Or, more generally, measure), the only way to be truly bigger than an object of infinite size is to have a non-zero size in a space of more dimensions than the object in question. However, portrayals of more expansive realms containing infinitely large things within themselves are not necessarily indicative of such.
A good construction to exemplify this is the topological space known as the long line. In essence, it is a space obtained by taking an uncountably infinite number of line segments and "gluing" them together end-to-end, and so it is in some sense much longer than the real line, which is comprised of only a countably infinite number of such line segments. Nevertheless, they are both 1-dimensional spaces.
The long line itself can also be generalized into 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional analogues, and as such the same principle holds for higher dimensions as well.
@Agnaa @Qawsedf234 @Planck69 @DontTalkDT @ElizhaaI like the spirit of the proposal, but I think the draft is a bit wonky. I've written one of my own:
Any input is welcome.
to thisSimply stating that something is from a Higher Plane or a Higher Existence does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis in relation to 3-dimensional entities or objects. Statements that something is Higher Dimensional also need to be interpreted in context, as authors at times use the term figuratively.
Reason: It appears to be causing some confusion/misconception. Particularly the word figuratively.Simply stating that something is from a Higher Plane or a Higher Existence does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis in relation to 3-dimensional entities or objects. Statements that something is "higher-dimensional" also need to be interpreted in context, as authors at times use the term figuratively.
Additionally, usages of "Higher Dimension" should be treated with scrutiny, as "Dimension" is oftentimes used to refer to places, and not directions in space, and as such the term can easily be used in the same sense as "Higher Realm/Plane" and similar verbiage. Context should be used to determine whether it truly refers to increased dimensionality.
To ensure clarity and precision, I propose the following amendment to the HDE page:Being infinitely larger than or containing infinite 3-dimensional objects, entities, or constructs signifies an uncountable infinite difference, which can suggest qualitative superiority. However, without further context, this does not necessarily imply the existence of an extradimensional axis.
Reason: Basically, I'd like to address a point of contention regarding the classification of entities based on size in the context of higher-dimensional entities (HDE). The current wording on the HDE page about larger than infinite constructs has raised some concerns.As far as being larger than infinitely-sized objects or spaces goes, one must analyze the context of the feat in question to determine if it truly qualifies for Higher-Dimensional Existence. In terms of volume (Or, more generally, measure), the only way to be truly bigger than an object of infinite size is to have a non-zero size in a space of more dimensions than the object in question. However, portrayals of more expansive realms containing infinitely large things within themselves are not necessarily indicative of such.
A good construction to exemplify this is the topological space known as the long line. In essence, it is a space obtained by taking an uncountably infinite number of line segments and "gluing" them together end-to-end, and so it is in some sense much longer than the real line, which is comprised of only a countably infinite number of such line segments. Nevertheless, they are both 1-dimensional spaces.
The long line itself can also be generalized into 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional analogues, and as such the same principle holds for higher dimensions as well.
Basically, I'd like to address a point of contention regarding the classification of entities based on size in the context of higher-dimensional entities (HDE). The current wording on the HDE page about larger than infinite constructs has raised some concerns.
Ultima has pointed out that uncountably infinite entities should be considered as existing in a higher dimension. For those who are knowledgeable on Dragon Ball Super, it is akin to how Infinite Zamasu's size exceeded 3-D space, leading him to merge with the timeline.
This change aims to distinguish between countably and uncountably infinite sizes and their implications for dimensional classification. I believe this amendment aligns with our understanding and provides a very clear framework for evaluating entities based on size.