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is being considered limitless to something else a quantitative gap?
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Being limitless compared to something else
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Yep
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But is not enough for a higher dimension
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Couldnt limitless mean it’s beyond the reach of the thing it’s being compared to
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Not on it is on needs context in the verse because it is vague
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In this context, one thing is said to have X abilities, while the other is said to be limitless in comparasion
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In this context it is not enough for a quantitative gap because it just means the other can have any number of abilities
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You mean qualitative gap? But couldnt the limitless in this case mean, that the gap between them isnt quantifiable?
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Nope it just means the numbers of abilities they can have in this context
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But the term limitless would imply that the power/abilities would be far greater to what it's being compared to
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Just saying limitless is not even enough to mean to even infinite
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While the term infinite actually would suit the context I’m giving, I’m referring to the term limitless in comparison meaning “the gap between both powers is unquantifiable”
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So it doesnt it just means thier so much stronger they cant be measured not to a infinite degree.
Like exempel stars are so countless they cant be measured they can be seen has limitless because we cant count them
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Why? In this context, Infinite fits the in comparasion Limitless power, to the one that wasent described with limits
This time, the power can be described as Infinite
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Being "limitless" compared to something else will always be dependent on the context.
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True but he said abilities
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Sorry to bother but can you link me page where limitless is a quantitative gap?
Hyperbolic most likely, but ifs it's in context of limitless space/Endless space/infite space creating or destroying, it's high 3A.
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If it is space yes if not then no
Words like endless and limitless dont mean infinte by default depends on the verse
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