I am confused about something. Some people say that being beyond all dimensions qualifies you for 1-A, while others say that you have to be beyond the CONCEPT. The same goes for Space and Time, some say if you are beyond all space and time you are 1-A while others say it has to be the concept. I personally think its concepts, but most disagree. Can someone clear this up for me?
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Beyond Dimensional 1-A
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Well to put it simply a statement like "character X is above space and time" doesn't mean anything on its own, and usually would qualify you for High 2-A at best. Because that statement can mean that it's just 1 spatial dimension and 1 temporal dimension above, not above the concept of dimensions itself.
But if character X is above the Platonic Concept of space and time they would be 1-A.
But if character X is above the Platonic Concept of space and time they would be 1-A.
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I see. That's what I thought, thank your for explaining.
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Sure.
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