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YesDid Ultima reject a Low 1-C rating?
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YesDid Ultima reject a Low 1-C rating?
I don't think anything has been accepted but the majority agrees to a Low 1-C or a possibly Low 1-C rating.Okay, so what, if anything, has been accepted to be applied here exactly?
That's wrong. Again, it makes perfect sense to mean as in reality or space, you can't just say that it "must" be referring to that, that's has a massive lack of self awareness to the way of talking DOOM has when talking about its cosmology, since it has a lot, a lot of redundancy, and is not trying to be clear so that everything understands everything well, and in fact says things that can be taken in many ways that are simply a bit more likely to be taken in 1 specific way rather than another. + even w/o that in general the same would be the case in any verse if some serious scientist was saying that. + even meaning dimensionality, being unbound from it makes perfect sense from a place that's not in the same positioning as the universe that uses the word dimensionality.I already proved in this thread all the way back in the original post that grammatically, "dimension" in the quote must be referring to the very concept of dimensionality and not separate realms and such. This is categorically not an issue of "positioning." Due to all of this, "possibly low 1-C" would not be an appropriate tiering for those who scale to Hell since the alternative (whatever grammatically and contextually-incorrect interpretation Eficiente is advocating for) is simply not reasonable at all; rather, only a solid rating of "Low 1-C" would be valid.
I take "Hell itself is a living thing, an entity possessing certain undeniable sentience. Many worlds have fallen to Hell, each now bound to ruin, connected by pathways of darkness transcending space and time." as Hell having universes fused to it (kinda like in Mortal Kombat), but maybe they're not fused and just connected w/o being part of Hell, in which can Hell is just a universe.I can't say I follow what is used to support Hell being a parallel 4-D Structure.
So, as we know "qualitative superiority" refers to this, meaning that the first text is pretty much saying something redundant by already having the reality it's talking about as Low 1-C, rather than saying minor things that would make it Low 1-C.Q: What tier is transcending space and time?
A: If it is specified that they "transcend space and time" in the sense that they exist on some higher level of reality that is qualitatively superior to a spacetime continuum in nature, then they should be put at Low 1-C, assuming the continuum in question is one comprised of four dimensions.
Q: What tier is transcending dimensions?
A: Such descriptors are to be evaluated while taking into account the number of dimensions which the verse has been shown to entertain; for example, a character stated to exist above physical dimensions in relation to a 4-dimensional cosmology would be Low 1-C with no further context.
I already gave reasons above to say why it's not "higher" in the way we care about. Being timeliness doesn't really matter. Same with transcending time and space.We agree that the infinite timelines are an infinite 4-D structure for 2-A. It's consistently said that Hell is a higher dimension, is timeless, transcends time and space, etc. Based on the descriptions of Hell, it is higher dimensional in the sense it is beyond the aforementioned 4-D structure of time, going into true 5-D Low 1-C territory.
How?Hell being a separate 4-D space wouldn't be compatible with the descriptions of being timeless, transcending time, and being unlimited by the boundaries of time. It would need to be a 5-D Low 1-C structure.
Being "an extension of" doesn't always have to be something being smaller than your whole and weaker than you, it can be bigger than you and more powerful than you, yet you have part of your identity in those things that are extensions of you (An example it comes to mind is Dream of the Endless' relics in Netflix's Sandman show). So, Hell is an extension of Davoth, that doesn't make less poetic this "As the Father planned his next realm he saw that Davoth would never cease his search for everlasting life for his people, no matter the cost, as he had been created by the Father to care deeply for Jekkad and its children. Foreseeing that Davoth's rule would ultimately grow to threaten all creation, and that Davoth would someday rise to challenge the Father himself, the creator of all things sealed Jekkad off from the myriad dimensions enfolded in his arms."Additionally, on its own, True Vega being able to hold an infinite 4-D structure in his arms may sound figurative. However, we need to combine it with the descriptions of Hell, Hell being an extension of Davoth, and True Vega being on par with Devoth.
This definition is ruled out by the fact that "dimension" refers specifically to the concept of dimensions rather than realities or anything else. Since these boundaries are boundaries of a concept, it must have the meaning "a limit of a subject or sphere of activity." I know you dispute the fact that the word "dimension" is used in this way, but heres the proof that my interpretation is the correct one and yours is wrong.That's a pretty large amount of inference from such a vague statement, and a very large stretch of the definition of "boundary" overall, which a quick search on Google can already tell us the meaning of in most contexts: "a line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing line."
This is a blatant strawman. I never claimed that uncountable nouns must refer to abstract concepts in all cases. I simply pointed out that uncountable nouns are "not something you can quantify." (At least without an additional countable part such as "pounds" or "pieces" which are NOT used here) In this situation specifically, the only definition that can possibly meet this criterion is "dimension" as in the concept of dimensions. The idea that "dimension" in this quote refers to measurements contradicts this criterion (measurements are countable and can be quantified). This means that your interpretation is not just possibly wrong, but simply wrong since it hinges on a definition of dimension that is completely incompatible with its use as an uncountable noun."Dimension" being used as an uncountable noun here also doesn't mean anything when uncountable nouns don't even necessarily refer to abstract things; "There is wood here" is a sentence that makes use of an uncountable noun (Wood), for instance, and yet it's obviously not talking about the concept of wood.
Moreover, the thing that Hell is being described as unlimited by is, itself, a countable noun expressing a quantitative term, that being "boundaries."
With the definition that is being used in this quote ("the concept of dimensions"), no they are not. Space does not have the definition of "the concept of dimensions" or rephrasing of that nor is it ever used like that.Space and dimension are themselves synonymous, so I think that's pretty clearly just the text being redundant.
What will it take for you to stop ignoring my grammatical argument? You are entirely ignoring one of my main points (which is a strawman since my argument is much worse without it), and it is really annoying.That's wrong. Again, it makes perfect sense to mean as in reality or space, you can't just say that it "must" be referring to that, that's has a massive lack of self awareness to the way of talking DOOM has when talking about its cosmology, since it has a lot, a lot of redundancy, and is not trying to be clear so that everything understands everything well, and in fact says things that can be taken in many ways that are simply a bit more likely to be taken in 1 specific way rather than another. + even w/o that in general the same would be the case in any verse if some serious scientist was saying that.
Now this is just ridiculous. That's like saying "immortality" can simply be interpreted as "living on a planet where 'death' and other such words are not used." Things exist beyond people using words that refer to them. For an obvious example, sand didn't just not exist until humans started using words to refer to "sand."+ even meaning dimensionality, being unbound from it makes perfect sense from a place that's not in the same positioning as the universe that uses the word dimensionality.
YesRemind me again is the Doom universe infinite in size?
@Ultima_Reality @Firestorm808 @Eficiente @DarkDragonMedeusOkay, but what do our staff members here think? They are supposed to evaluate the available information and make the final decisions, and Ultima is one of our most knowledgeable staff members regarding tiers.
I would like to know if the interpretation of @Eficiente would consider the initial void as 5-D.@Ultima_Reality @Firestorm808 @Eficiente @DarkDragonMedeus
Can you summarise what you think should be done here please?
Yes, but Hell is down and Urdak is up. I'm not sure if the Initial Void covers all that.
Davoth was the only existance in the Void, and he created these 4-D Realms within the Void.Yes, but Hell is down and Urdak is up. I'm not sure if the Initial Void covers all that.
I would also throw in arrows from Urdak to smaller circles (Universes) in the Timelines, this arrows would only point from Urdak to the Timelines and not the other way. They would be the highway it has to the universes, but it doesn't matter to add it.
You still haven't addressed my argument. I refuted what you've said against my position in my last post.Yes, but Hell is down and Urdak is up. I'm not sure if the Initial Void covers all that.
I would also throw in arrows from Urdak to smaller circles (Universes) in the Timelines, this arrows would only point from Urdak to the Timelines and not the other way. They would be the highway it has to the universes, but it doesn't matter to add it.
Ok, I got wonky with what I implied there. 4-D stuff/realms can exist on their own with the stuff/space around being of any dimensionality, even something lower, if it's higher it would very much need proof of it.To clarify, are you saying that a space/plane that holds multiple Infinite-sized 4-D realms is still 4-D?
This is wrong on multiple level, and clearly this is our personal interpretation of the text, boundary or dimension in here i didn't anything related to concept, stop forcing your interpretation on othersThis definition is ruled out by the fact that "dimension" refers specifically to the concept of dimensions rather than realities or anything else. Since these boundaries are boundaries of a concept, it must have the meaning "a limit of a subject or sphere of activity." I know you dispute the fact that the word "dimension" is used in this way, but heres the proof that my interpretation is the correct one and yours is wrong.
Do we have previous examples of the case of lower dimensionality? I don't recall verses that have that sort of structure.Ok, I got wonky with what I implied there. 4-D stuff/realms can exist on their own with the stuff/space around being of any dimensionality, even something lower, if it's higher it would very much need proof of it.
Iirc, the thing is, mutiple infinite still just infinite, so something can hold many infinite, multiplied them you still get just infinite...What is your opinion on the space/plane that holds multiple Infinite-sized 4-D realms?
When the void first appeared, Davoth was the only one there. He then created numerous Infinite-sized 4-D realms in it.Iirc, the thing is, mutiple infinite still just infinite, so something can hold many infinite, multiplied them you still get just infinite...
But do you have more contexts for this Void????, i'm curious
Hmmm, i don't think this context is enough, but well in my opinion i'm fine with this void being Possibly Low 1-C, since holding multiple infinite-sized 4d realms in it mean it is larger than all of them, larger than countable infinite is uncountable infinite which is 5D, still it lacked direct and specific statementsWhen the void first appeared, Davoth was the only one there. He then created numerous Infinite-sized 4-D realms in it.
You don't consider a space/plane that holds multiple Infinite-sized 4-D realms as being 5-D? Can you elaborate on that?Agreeing with Ultima and Eficiente here, I don't think this evidence is enough for even a Possibly Low 1-C.
What about my argument? Ultima and Eficiente are advocating for interpretations that directly contradict the text as I've shown all the way back in the original post.Agreeing with Ultima and Eficiente here, I don't think this evidence is enough for even a Possibly Low 1-C.
Did you even read the whole thing about uncountable nouns? It's not a "personal interpretation," it is simply the facts.This is wrong on multiple level, and clearly this is our personal interpretation of the text, boundary or dimension in here i didn't anything related to concept, stop forcing your interpretation on others
It's not excessive. Eficiente hasn't addressed my points a single time in two whole days, even though he seems to be perfectly fine with making several messages responding to other arguments.Please refrain from pushing the topic excessively.
What's so condescending about it? I dont understand. I cant improve from this if I dont know what exactly I'm even being criticized for.Not saying you're right, or that they're right, but this is the most condescending way to argue your proposal.