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In the video, it basically zooms out to show the universe, then "infinite" universes, then "infinite" multiverses, then "infinite" megaverses, each containing infinite multiverses, and so on
Would this just be infinity x infinity x infinity = infinity?
And thus 2-A?
Or does them being like, contained within each other mean that the space has to be +1d to contain that many universes? Assuming that the amount is infinite at least
I've always been confused about when a structure containing other space times means it is > those space times dimensionally and when it is just a bigger structure but not such that it is +1d over the smaller structure