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I've seen many characters that, explicitly through "sheer speed", managed to do things such as travel through time, go to other universes, break time-space and do similar feats. Would such cases justify Immeasurable speed?
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Breaking time through sheer speed
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Assuming they also escape the confines of linear time and are well beyond its control (And as a bonus, **** up time and space real bad), maybe, I guess?
The "traveling to other universes" part is unquantifiable (As the distance between them is not immeasurable but unquantifiable unless there's evidence indicating otherwise), that much is confirmed. Traveling through time, or breaking time-space (Or ******* it up real badly), could possibly work (Assuming it's brute-force speed and not a combination of some other unique ability), but it's a case-by-case basis.
I'd suggest asking Ultima Reality for more details, he did a couple of Immeasurable speed-related queries IIRC.
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About the "travelling to another universe"
1- If we know the distance between universes [either it's finite, infinite etc...]
2- And we know or told, shown, proven that these universes are different space times [such as being called space times and etc...]
Would it be immeasurable speed traveling from one universe to the other?
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1- If it's finite, then it's not exactly immeasurable now is it? Same deal with infinite distance (It'd only be infinite speed), unless travelling to another universe like that explicitly requires you to be able to move fast enough to escape the confines of linear time and space itself (Or be able to travel into any point in time through sheer speed alone without the assistance of any other ability), then it isn't immeasurable to begin with. Again, generally speaking, the distance between two universes is, unless otherwise stated, usually assumed to be unquantifiable but neither infinite nor immeasurable.
2. Being different space times alone ain't gonna cut it, it'd still merely be dimensional travel.
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2- But isn't travelling to two different points in time via pure speed immeasurable speed feat?
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But it is, since you are actively going from an entire space time to another, it should be more impressive than just going to a different point in time in the same space time no?
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No, you're not exactly travelling to different points in time here (You're not going to the past, present, or future, you're effectively leaving them without doing any traveling through them), nor are you armed with the capability to travel through higher-spatial dimensions as the requirement asks for.
