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Obviously both are high into mid godly, but which is better? Coming back after getting erased from nonexistence, or coming back from having the very concept of your being, erased?
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Conceptual vs Beyond Nonexistence Regen
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Since when?Gargoyle One said:
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Since you said it
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Typo. Meant to say mid godly. Thats what i get for not paying attention to what I write.Gargoyle One said:
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T's all good
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Conceptual Erasure is commonly accepted to be higher than it (or simply... not the same thing as it), although i particularly disagree with this
Erasing your very concept is more potent than simply erasing your existence, since we use the Platonic definition of concepts here, so erasing the existence of something Ôëá erasing their concept. Although the result is the same: You cease to exist and goes to nothingness
But when someone erases you from Nonexistence, they reduce you to a far more primal and abstract state, meaning you obviously have been erased on a level more primal and fundamental than simply having been erased from the base of the universe on an already fundamental level due to your concept having ceased to be, because you were erased on a level which destroys even the abstract nothingness that your concept returns to upon ceasing to be. So Nonexistence Erasure should logically encompass conceptual erasure
But... That's just me so... Meh
Erasing your very concept is more potent than simply erasing your existence, since we use the Platonic definition of concepts here, so erasing the existence of something Ôëá erasing their concept. Although the result is the same: You cease to exist and goes to nothingness
But when someone erases you from Nonexistence, they reduce you to a far more primal and abstract state, meaning you obviously have been erased on a level more primal and fundamental than simply having been erased from the base of the universe on an already fundamental level due to your concept having ceased to be, because you were erased on a level which destroys even the abstract nothingness that your concept returns to upon ceasing to be. So Nonexistence Erasure should logically encompass conceptual erasure
But... That's just me so... Meh
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Honestly it probably comes down to how the verse defines nonexistence erasure imo.
Just like there are varying degrees of nonexistence (ranging from simply deleting your physical form to stuff like conceptual erasure), nonexistence erasure should have similar degrees.
Just like there are varying degrees of nonexistence (ranging from simply deleting your physical form to stuff like conceptual erasure), nonexistence erasure should have similar degrees.
