Then you didn't understand my equivalence the way I wanted. I never associate burger with all its versions accross time.
Burger=/=Collective Set of all burger accross past, present and future.
Burger is a singular instant deal.
It is, a burger exists across the past, present, and future. Literally any object that exists in a plane with time has a past present and future.
If your analogy removes this aspect, then its a false analogy, and doesn't hold any weight.
The apple in the past is not same as apple in the present and it will change as it progresses into future. It will continue to ripen untill it rots.
So apple isn't the set of all apples accross space-times.
Mhm thats what time is, the progression of existence. But regardless if you are destroying an apple, you should be destroying it temporally, across infinite snapshots of its existence. Does that scale anyone to high 3-a or low 2-c? No. Why? Because we don't assume destroying an apple or a house automatically meaning its temporal destruction as well.
It all depends on how word universe is used in that particular fiction. Zamasu made a thread about it. It all depends on verse.
If particular fiction depicts universe as space-time...then its destruction is low2C.
All universes are space-time, I would find it hard to find a universe in fiction with no time at all.
But we don't assume that destroying a universe gets you to low 2-c, or above 3-a, unless proven otherwise because we need evidence of temporal destruction.
Which is why they specify on low 2-c the destruction of both space and time, and why 3-a and high 3-a says it doesn't include the destruction of time.
If fiction depicts universe as 3A then destruction is 3A....unless past, present and future versions of said universe are also affected...im which case its low2C.
Again almost every universe in fiction is low 2-c. However not every universe busting feat in fiction is low 2-c, not because of the cosmology not being treated as such, but because evidence supporting temporal destruction needs to be present, which you literally agreed with.
And since there is no evidence of temporal destruction here, the feat is not low 2-c, its that simple.
Ehh with how contentious DB ratings are and how wild the user interpret it and how differently the mods see it as. I wouldn't use it as an example.
I personally put BoG as 2C without standards, with standards as low2C. So it clear I don't agree with it.
Its a perfect example of how "destroying the entire universe" is not automatically seen as low 2-c on this wiki by the mods.
Even if you don't agree with it.
Unless you are going to present to me something you haven't said before, or present new evidence to me, I'd prefer if i wasn't bothered anymore