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Endless = Infinite ?
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Endless usually refers to ad-infinitum, not straight up infinite. Having endless dimensions =\= infinite dimension.
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Case by case, it can mean infinite and it's always been a knit pick to say "It never means infinite". In the dictionary, it can mean seemingly endless or literally endless. But it can often mean it loops endlessly via circular without any points, edges, or tips. But if a strait line is described as literally endless, then it would literally mean infinite in length.
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then what if it says like this "this dimensional hierarchy is endless" can it get H1B? if you want to be safe is 1B only?
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Endless and infinite can be synonymous, but sometimes not as endless can also mean it’s just seemingly without end. That’s why when giving 2-A on this wiki, we want statements of there being outright infinite universes. Same logic also applies to High 1-B.
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Again, case by case. But if the intent is well laid out, nothing's stopping endless from being justified as such. It's certainly more "concrete" in nature than say, the word "countless".
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So an endless dimension? Well i think as long there are no certain contradictions presented and not some kind of loop thing or ad infinitum it should be fine.
(Though again it's case by case)
Edit:Though it can also be tiered like this:Atleast 1-B likely H1-B. (Similar to anos's case)
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Cat275
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It can be the same it can be not, depends on how the verse treats it since it's case by case.
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Hi i would like to know something Here a Nai form is used and it is something similar to « endless » (it doesn’t mean endless the sentence is more of an explanation you can see it more as something like « Something that has no end ») but Nai forms are Made to emphasize things can We consider Purgatory as infinite
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Actually, now that I look about it.
Really the only way you can determine endless to not mean what it means is if it's hyperbole or there are contradictions within the verse.
Otherwise, you can't make the word "infinite" without "endless" or "limitless".
We went through all that in this thread.
Cat275
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Not necessarily an example of this is aging
You can live endlessly but you start at a finite age which means you can only age as time passes, you would reach a higher age as time goes but would never reach even the baseline infinity.
(Though still live infinitely in a sense but not the set theory infinite)
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So going with what this thread says on the context the fact that the used kanji is a kanji that is used to emphasize things/make them litteral would mean that it’s infinite
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There is still a use of endless in there but aight.
(Case here is that a endless size can also be something like a finite that just increases and there's honestly nothing that relates to endless in set theory which is why this semantic is pretty arbitrary to me.)
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