Do Branched Timelines Count as Low 2-C?

[Kulf_Boba]

I have a question: if there's a single timeline or space-time continuum that features branches—whether finite or infinite—would this structure still be classified as Low 2-C? Does there need to be clear evidence that these alternate timelines are completely separate from each other for the entire structure to qualify as 2-B or even 2-A?

If it remains Low 2-C, would the complete destruction of one of these timelines, without affecting the main one or the others, still count as a Low 2-C feat?

 

[Napoleondevious]

if it branches it should be counted as 2-C at least

 

[Kulf_Boba]

if it branches it should be counted as 2-C at least

Isn't it assumed that, since they are a branch and share the same past, they are part of the same structure? And therefore, they are 2-C Low, especially if an explicit branch is represented by a main timeline and other lines that diverge from it.

I want to know if, by default, it would be 2-C Low and, only with the compatibility of their separateness, it would be 2-B/2-A.

 

[Voidnether]

I have a question: if there's a single timeline or space-time continuum that features branches—whether finite or infinite—would this structure still be classified as Low 2-C? Does there need to be clear evidence that these alternate timelines are completely separate from each other for the entire structure to qualify as 2-B or even 2-A?

If it remains Low 2-C, would the complete destruction of one of these timelines, without affecting the main one or the others, still count as a Low 2-C feat?

Depends if the branch timelines there are actualized (2-B/2-A is sufficient depending it's a finite or infinite branch timelines that's actualized) or not, better off if there are statements about each branch timeline being a different space-time continuum but generally that's only a supporting evidence. Main evidence if we don't know the branch timelines are actualized or not. You could get hypertimeline through that

If it remains Low 2-C because they're not actualized (Remains as a possibility, this doesn't apply to MWI though contrary to popular belief where timelines in MWI only exist as a possibility when they're actualized), the destruction of the main timeline probably.

 

[Kulf_Boba]

Depends if the branch timelines there are actualized (2-B/2-A is sufficient depending it's a finite or infinite branch timelines that's actualized) or not, better off if there are statements about each branch timeline being a different space-time continuum but generally that's only a supporting evidence. Main evidence if we don't know the branch timelines are actualized or not. You could get hypertimeline through that

If it remains Low 2-C because they're not actualized (Remains as a possibility, this doesn't apply to MWI though contrary to popular belief where timelines in MWI only exist as a possibility when they're actualized), the destruction of the main timeline probably.

But what happens when we are explicitly shown through a clear representation that these timelines are connected and share the same past?

 

[Voidnether]

But what happens when we are explicitly shown through a clear representation that these timelines are connected and share the same past?

It still depends with the statement and how it's portrayed, if you were referring about MCU. That sacred timeline is basically a hypertimeline btw, the cosmology page explains this

 

[Kulf_Boba]

It still depends with the statement and how it's portrayed, if you were referring about MCU. That sacred timeline is basically a hypertimeline btw, the cosmology page explains this

Under a standard assumption, it's said that each major decision creates a branching or temporal variation, often illustrated with an image like the one I shared above. What level would that correspond to?

 

[Voidnether]

Under a standard assumption, it's said that each major decision creates a branching or temporal variation, often illustrated with an image like the one I shared above. What level would that correspond to?

Low 2-C normally, generally to be higher than that, at the least there should be like a Multiverse concept introduced. Then you could get higher than that (If you watch Multiverse of Madness, you'll understand what I meant by this)