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Cultivator against superheroes to a whole other level! (CAHS upgrade thread)

b. The case of Yan Sen or how meta stuff helps us.

If you agree with the "a" part, then everything is going fine and what I will propose is only a result of a logical conjecture.

Henry is capable to go to any "finite" length in terms of dimensions, that's what we established previously, however, he's unable to catch up to Yan Sen. Why ?

Because Yan Sen is above/beyond the setting.

What would be above a setting that can go to any number of arbitrary dimensions ? Something that is completely out of reach by such a jump. Meaning that, for Yan Sen to be above it, he would need to be infinite in comparison, meaning High 1-B.

Summary : Henry can reach up to any arbitrary number of dimensions depending on his opponent. Yan Sen becomes High 1-B (A possible rating is fine too)
Yan Sen: 'Your body still wants to surpass me'
Henry continued to increase his power dimensionally through his plot ability, but Yan Sen was beyond his reach. This was because, as you said, Yan Sen was above the setting. So, even though Henry continued to increase his dimensionality, he could not reach Yan Sen's power.

In summary, I agree with everything you said. High-1B or Possbly High-1B Yan Sen looks good.
 
I think I understand the subject. First of all, I would like to say a few things about Henry's predecessors.

1) Because of Henry's design, we know that his aim is to completely overcome and be stronger than the person or being/creation he is in front of, and we saw this when he came to the same height as Yan-sen (I say this with the valid argument in his profile). This can be expanded to any finite dimension at defined levels and can be done through logical inferences. Even though a larger infinite 12-dimensional space is mentioned here, the white area will still be larger than that. So, the result here is that it is understood that any finite space cannot compete with the white space (I hope Sweet also agrees with this opinion). In other words, the white space should be evaluated at least at the 'probably High 1-B' level with a logical framework and comments.

2) The white area of this example is possibly located beyond the von Neumann structure, in short, it is placed in the Low 1-A level. Any dimensional space cannot be beyond the white area and will be evaluated below the existence of the white area. In this case, even though it is a bit absurd, there will be a space beyond any x- or higher-dimensional spaces.

(I would be happy if you correct me if I'm wrong.)
 
1) Because of Henry's design, we know that his aim is to completely overcome and be stronger than the person or being/creation he is in front of, and we saw this when he came to the same height as Yan-sen (I say this with the valid argument in his profile). This can be expanded to any finite dimension at defined levels and can be done through logical inferences. Even though a larger infinite 12-dimensional space is mentioned here, the white area will still be larger than that. So, the result here is that it is understood that any finite space cannot compete with the white space (I hope Sweet also agrees with this opinion). In other words, the white space should be evaluated at least at the 'probably High 1-B' level with a logical framework and comments.

2) The white area of this example is possibly located beyond the von Neumann structure, in short, it is placed in the Low 1-A level. Any dimensional space cannot be beyond the white area and will be evaluated below the existence of the white area. In this case, even though it is a bit absurd, there will be a space beyond any x- or higher-dimensional spaces.
1) Basically, we need the White Space to be accepted as a higher-dimensional structure compared to the 12D universe/space of Henry. Proving this will therefore prove that Henry can reach higher level of dimensionality thanks to his design, which will result in him being able to go any finite number of dimensions.

The White Space wouldn't be High 1-B, no, it would at most be 13D. The only thing that could potentially be High 1-B is Yan Sen.

2) No, I don't think the White Space can be Low 1-A. I understand your reasoning, and I've thought of the same thing, but we have too little information about it to truly make such an assumption.
 
1) Basically, we need the White Space to be accepted as a higher-dimensional structure compared to the 12D universe/space of Henry. Proving this will therefore prove that Henry can reach higher level of dimensionality thanks to his design, which will result in him being able to go any finite number of dimensions.

The White Space wouldn't be High 1-B, no, it would at most be 13D. The only thing that could potentially be High 1-B is Yan Sen.

2) No, I don't think the White Space can be Low 1-A. I understand your reasoning, and I've thought of the same thing, but we have too little information about it to truly make such an assumption.
The comments were so much on white ground that I confused it with yan-sen. Yes, it's really my fault, but Yan-Sen has situations that are suitable for High 1-B level.
 
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