Cosmology question

[Xxiaa]

If a verse has infinite universes. And for every universe there’s an infinite amount of variations. Is this simply higher into 2-A?

 

[KLOL506]

There is no such thing as "higher into 2-A". It's all 2-A.

 

[DonkeySlayer06]

If a verse has infinite universes. And for every universe there’s an infinite amount of variations. Is this simply higher into 2-A?

It's still 2A. Infinite universes and how many infinite variations there are within it is 2A

Of course, there is a different explanation from the mathematical point of view.

 

[Xxiaa]

It's still 2A. Infinite universes and how many infinite variations there are within it is 2A

Of course, there is a different explanation from the mathematical point of view.

Can you elaborate?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

If a verse has infinite universes. And for every universe there’s an infinite amount of variations. Is this simply higher into 2-A?

Infinity x Infinity = Infinity, therefor 2-A x Infinite Variations is still Baseline 2-A.

 

[Georredannea15]

Even if you add infinite separate variations to 2-A, this is still baseline 2-A. But if there is a higher plane or a larger space than 2-A, you get the Low 1-C because there is no baseline bullshit above 2-A.