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He'll if he has to, he has given his stance speaks. We can move on.Continuing... Could you give your explanation, @Zamasu_Chan, I think she has weight here.
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He'll if he has to, he has given his stance speaks. We can move on.Continuing... Could you give your explanation, @Zamasu_Chan, I think she has weight here.
That is greatHe'll if he has to, he has given his stance speaks. We can move on.
To clarify you agree with a possibly for DBS and agree straight up for GT? If so I got to ask why. (Whether or not it's because you think Super possibly scales to GT cosmology or because you think the statements that Super provides is enough as it should be specified in the OP).Re-reading the thread, i agree on a "possible" rating for the suggestion
I never saw quotes of "Infinitely Expanding" as proof for Infinite Universe, since, well, the quote itself only shows the universe as a ever growing structure, but that doesn't mean it's already Infinite
That being said, I have no problems with the other scans, so count as agree for now
Bruhh, there is like three statements in the guidebook, 1 is infinitely expanding, 2 is infinite space of light and darkness, 3 is endless space; not just only the infinitely expanding.
Also for peoples who argued that infinitely expanding contradict something that is infinite then no lol, infinite isn't a number, it mean no end, something which already infinite can still continue to increases, expand its size/length/etc....
Anyway, i always agree with infinite universe for DB, but for someone for participated in so many topic about this, i'm tired
There was an observable universe, and the unobservable universe, the infinitely expanding referring to all the celestial bodies still being born, but there's actual infinite space which was backed up by shenron and other scans. Since celestial bodies are always being born.I never saw quotes of "Infinitely Expanding" as proof for Infinite Universe, since, well, the quote itself only shows the universe as a ever growing structure, but that doesn't mean it's already Infinite
That being said, I have no problems with the other scans, so count as agree for now
If you read the scan it says that the galactic illuminations are infinitely expanding but the darkness beyond the stars is infinite and there’s a lot more scans of the universe being either infinite or infinitely expansiveI never saw quotes of "Infinitely Expanding" as proof for Infinite Universe, since, well, the quote itself only shows the universe as a ever growing structure, but that doesn't mean it's already Infinite
That being said, I have no problems with the other scans, so count as agree for now
I think that for toei it is more supported, enough for a straight ratingTo clarify you agree with a possibly for DBS and agree straight up for GT? If so I got to ask why. (Whether or not it's because you think Super possibly scales to GT cosmology or because you think the statements that Super provides is enough as it should be specified in the OP).
Wait, she who? Any-who going over the tings, I'd like to throw in my two cents.Continuing... Could you give your explanation, @Zamasu_Chan, I think she has weight here.
I don't think the contradictions are very strong, or even contradictions at all, a straight up rating seems a lot better.I think that for toei it is more supported, enough for a straight rating
For cannon db i feel like there is enough contradictions for it to not be a straight rating, but there is enough evidence for a possible rating
Typical Zamasu making better arguments in hours then I could in days while perfectly wording it moment:Wait, she who? Any-who going over the tings, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
I think the infinite light and darkness thing is pretty mundane to argue about. It's only another way of saying the universe is infinite, so no reason to waste time on minor details.
Next is the shot we get of universe 6 and 7 and how we see boarders on them. Yes, they look like they are contained in a "bubble" but you have to consider two things. A, we can't comprehend what infinity looks like especially artistically. They are drawn like how you'd see a typical collection of universes. And B, having spatio-temporal barriers wouldn’t contradict anything. Infinite 3D is always going to be lower than finite 4D so looking at it from that perspective, which I'm sure is the general consensus since we can't visualize space-time, should be no problem.
Then we have the center and edge arguments. I don't want to dwell on this, but imagine this. A big bang has an explosion radius of infinity. It has a starting point in the center and everything outwardly expands to an infinite distance unpon detonation. Looking at it this way is simple.
Infinity can have an end in the sense that you can traverse it in a specific amount of time. It's how we treat infinite speed, characters reaching the end of an infinite distance in a finite time.
And to briefly go over the super dragon ball radar thing, you can argue that it's range makes the universe look finite at a certain perspective because of higher dimensional range stuff, since 4D can make infinite 3D look like nothing. I can't go into too much detail cause I gotta go in a sec but you get the idea.
Thank you very much, @Zamasu_Chan, you were very important and still will be, hope you have a good night.Wait, she who? Any-who going over the tings, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
I think the infinite light and darkness thing is pretty mundane to argue about. It's only another way of saying the universe is infinite, so no reason to waste time on minor details.
Next is the shot we get of universe 6 and 7 and how we see boarders on them. Yes, they look like they are contained in a "bubble" but you have to consider two things. A, we can't comprehend what infinity looks like especially artistically. They are drawn like how you'd see a typical collection of universes. And B, having spatio-temporal barriers wouldn’t contradict anything. Infinite 3D is always going to be lower than finite 4D so looking at it from that perspective, which I'm sure is the general consensus since we can't visualize space-time, should be no problem.
Then we have the center and edge arguments. I don't want to dwell on this, but imagine this. A big bang has an explosion radius of infinity. It has a starting point in the center and everything outwardly expands to an infinite distance unpon detonation. Looking at it this way is simple.
Infinity can have an end in the sense that you can traverse it in a specific amount of time. It's how we treat infinite speed, characters reaching the end of an infinite distance in a finite time.
And to briefly go over the super dragon ball radar thing, you can argue that it's range makes the universe look finite at a certain perspective because of higher dimensional range stuff, since 4D can make infinite 3D look like nothing. I can't go into too much detail cause I gotta go in a sec but you get the idea.
This is important because it is being argued that the edge statement is talking about the "light side" of the universe and that only the darkness is infinite and that it surrounds itI think the infinite light and darkness thing is pretty mundane to argue about. It's only another way of saying the universe is infinite, so no reason to waste time on minor details.
Can you explain better? I don't see how this proves anything in this contextThen we have the center and edge arguments. I don't want to dwell on this, but imagine this. A big bang has an explosion radius of infinity. It has a starting point in the center and everything outwardly expands to an infinite distance unpon detonation. Looking at it this way is simple.
Infinity can have an end in the sense that you can traverse it in a specific amount of time. It's how we treat infinite speed, characters reaching the end of an infinite distance in a finite time.
She says that she needs to go to the center to scan the entire area due to the size, if it was infinite thar wouldn't be nescesary, i don't see how this adresses the pointAnd to briefly go over the super dragon ball radar thing, you can argue that it's range makes the universe look finite at a certain perspective because of higher dimensional range stuff, since 4D can make infinite 3D look like nothing. I can't go into too much detail cause I gotta go in a sec but you get the idea.
Makes sense, but I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't think Toriyama was thinking this far ahead when writing it.And to briefly go over the super dragon ball radar thing, you can argue that it's range makes the universe look finite at a certain perspective because of higher dimensional range stuff, since 4D can make infinite 3D look like nothing. I can't go into too much detail cause I gotta go in a sec but you get the idea.
He's just saying it can have a center and edge and still be infinite sized.Can you explain better? I don't see how this proves anything in this context
I have no current counter to this, this is a solid point. If her radar can detect the entire area then it should have an infinite range. She shouldn't need to go to the center.She says that she needs to go to the center to scan the entire area due to the size, if it was infinite thar wouldn't be nescesary, i don't see how this adresses the point
Pretty sure those points were already addressed to be the OBSERVABLE universe.He's just saying it can have a center and edge and still be infinite sized.
I have no current counter to this, this is a solid point. If her radar can detect the entire area then it should have an infinite range. She shouldn't need to go to the center.
I meant no other points. He is right but saying it doesn't actually state this.Pretty sure those points were already addressed to be the OBSERVABLE universe.
^ Basically this, it's all has been discussed already to great lengths, need just staff evaluation, so pages doesn't have to be filled unnecessarily.Pretty sure those points were already addressed to be the OBSERVABLE universe.
Yeah but here is the thing, there is no reason to assume that the super dragon balls only scatter into a very specific part of the universe, that is so small that is infinitecimal in comparison to the whole, saying that is an assumption that would require further proofPretty sure those points were already addressed to be the OBSERVABLE universe.
Which confuses me, like i get that infinity can have an edge, but it depends on context, in this case, it is a 3D edge that could be crossed by doing finite movementHe's just saying it can have a center and edge and still be infinite sized.
You are right, sorry ig^ Basically this, it's all need just staff evaluation so pages doesn't have to be filled unnecessarily.
Seems like this was just done as a hypothesis by Bulma rather than something concrete as she wasn't able to find any anyways.Yeah but here is the thing, there is no reason to assume that the super dragon balls only scatter into a very specific part of the universe, that is so small that is infinitecimal in comparison to the whole, saying that is an assumption that would require further proof
SPEAK JUST ONCE MORE AND...You are right, sorry ig
2.5 pages worth = nothing but repetition.Special shoutout to Me, OmegaBronic, LuffyRuffy, and Reiner for allowing this to get 4 pages without getting a single mod vote within the last page worth of comments
You can ask a mod to lock.SPEAK JUST ONCE MORE AND...
2.5 pages worth = nothing but repetition.
Anyway, stfu you all with all these repetition for no reason.
You make itWill all the details of the topic, counterarguments and etc be passed on to a blog?
One step at a time. Too much Dragon Ball buffs and people will get cranky.If this gets passed, does this mean infinite speed dragon ball characters now? Since on the wiki we consider the speed of attacks to be relative to combat speed.
Yes manWould this cosmology upgrade apply to all three mainline continuities? (Toei/GT, Super manga, Super anime)
I agree as well
Now that I've read it. That is great.Yes man