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(DB Tier 1) We must imagine a DB scaler happy.

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Like last time, I'm open and in agreement with Low 1-C DB also. . .

"Technically speaking, our cosmology has been approved for Low 1-C"

Unless I'm misunderstanding, are you saying that our IRL cosmology is "Low 1-C"?
 
Unless I'm misunderstanding, are you saying that our IRL cosmology is "Low 1-C"?
Technically, our cosmology is 10-D to 26-D according to many quantum string theories such as Superstring Theory and Bosonic String theory. Heck, even the Electromagnetic Spectrum alone is 5-D.
 
We are forced to draw this conclusion because there is no other explanation provided.

I have changed my stance to agreement, albeit with a possible/likely rating.
This has not aged well. Depending on the outcome of Georr's thread, I find myself in agreement with DT, and thus, I don't believe a multiverse (or a timeline in our case) consisting of multiple other spacetime continuums suffices for tier 1.

Heh, my original thoughts on the standards have never changed and were initially correct, but I seemed to have doubted my sense of judgment.

I don't think any of you will recreate the thread to downgrade it, so I will be changing my stance to disagreement.

And please, don't come at me and say this is what Reiner's thread was about because DT himself stated that it was a complete standard modification, which he essentially doesn't agree with.
 
This has not aged well. Depending on the outcome of Georr's thread, I find myself in agreement with DT, and thus, I don't believe a multiverse (or a timeline in our case) consisting of multiple other spacetime continuums suffices for tier 1.
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Depends on context, but possibly yes. Although that hinges on the word time travel.

Like, fundamentally you could say that you have one timeline that spans multiversal space. In the beginning, that space is empty. Then you rewrite the past so that 3 universes already existed in the space (which is the same as creating 3 timelines). So you rewrite the timeline of the multiversal space.
Then you do the same again to add 5 more.

Technically, you could say you only spawned several more multiverse spanning timelines. Like, now a empty multiverse spanning timeline, a multiverse spanning timeline with 3 universes and a multiverse spanning timeline with 8 universes exist. The total number of timelines is only 11.
If you are able to travel between multiverse spanning timelines, you would also be able to switch back from the multiverse spanning timeline with 8 universes to the one without any universes/timelines.

However, if you do that specifically via time travel, then that could be a good indicator that you are actually dealing with an additional time dimension. Because that indicates that the progression of the creation of timelines is done within a (presumably continuous) flow of time and that time wouldn't be that of the regular past where those universes always existed.

This is textbook DB example. DB isn't getting affected. It's still tier 1.

Carry on DB bois.
 
You essentially need to elaborate more with the scans attached because the main argument was that a timeline consisting of other timelines is alone sufficient which in fact is not.

As per say, me and DT has the same timezone and region, so for me it is 7 am (6:55), my responses will be slow.
 
This has not aged well. Depending on the outcome of Georr's thread, I find myself in agreement with DT, and thus, I don't believe a multiverse (or a timeline in our case) consisting of multiple other spacetime continuums suffices for tier 1.

Heh, my original thoughts on the standards have never changed and were initially correct, but I seemed to have doubted my sense of judgment.

I don't think any of you will recreate the thread to downgrade it, so I will be changing my stance to disagreement.

And please, don't come at me and say this is what Reiner's thread was about because DT himself stated that it was a complete standard modification, which he essentially doesn't agree with.
DT hasn't even commented here.
 
You essentially need to elaborate more with the scans attached because the main argument was that a timeline consisting of other timelines is alone sufficient which in fact is not.

As per say, me and DT has the same timezone and region, so for me it is 7 am (6:55), my responses will be slow.
I'm sure you were the one who pulled up the argument of standards first from DT's quotes from another thread. And now you're asking for scans attached for the specific verse which isn't a relevant counterargument.
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