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Edit: Gaia's Heart is already accepted as a Concept (here). This thread's purpose is to establish it as a type 1, instead.

It is shown here that Gaia is unaffected by the destruction of the earth, Mujin even uses her heart for healing purposes later on.


As Gaia is the heart of the world, if her core is altered, the Earth itself starts changing.


According to the CM page:
1. Independent Universal Concepts: Such concepts are completely independent from the part of reality they govern, except maybe of other concepts of this nature. These concepts shape all of reality within their area of influence and at whatever level that area exists in, and everything in it "participates" in these concepts. For example, a circular object is circular because it is "participating" in the concept of "circle-ness". In this way, the alteration of these concepts will change every object of the concept across all of their area of influence, while the opposite wouldn't affect the concept.
Type 1 Concepts are entirely independent of the object/area they govern. And the scans I have provided above shows that Gaia is completely unaffected by the Earth's destruction.

In conclusion, I want to suggest Gaia as an independent concept in GOH verse.

The ability description would be something like this (sorry, too lazy to write a new one. Have to deal with a copy-paste one):

Law Manipulation and Conceptual Manipulation (Type 1; Comparable to Mujin who can manipulate Gaia's core element which is the heart of the world itself and the earth had started dying when Gaia's heart was taken by Mujin, and any changes to her core can affect the whole world. But even after the destruction of earth and its reformation, Gaia's heart wasn't shown affected and even later shown to be used by Mujin to heal himself. Mandeok Sang stated that the laws of the world were created by the Supreme God, and that the world belonged to the Supreme God. Ohkwang even states that the Supreme God can revive the dead)

This would also affect Mori's Abstract Existence as he is one with everything, including earth. This would give his AE a type one rating.

Agree: Hellformer
Disagree: Grabbing_dragon, Yeolban, DavidTPPM
Neutral:

Massive Edit: Since many people believe that the absorption feat pushes away any efforts of putting Gaia as an independent concept, here are my counterarguments to their counterarguments:

Supporting Gaia as a Type 1 Concept in the Absorption Scenario:

1. Gaia’s Independence from the Original Earth’s Existence
  • The absorption of the old Earth into a new one would imply that while the original Earth as a physical entity may be transformed or merged, Gaia herself remains unaffected. This aligns with the definition of Type 1 Concepts, which are independent of the objects they govern
  • If Gaia is truly a Type 1 Concept, then the restructuring or merging of Earth into a new form would not alter Gaia’s fundamental nature or existence. The fact that Gaia can persist through such a transformation reinforces her independence from the physical form of the Earth she governs.
2. The Continuity of Gaia’s Influence
  • When the old Earth was absorbed into a new Earth, Gaia’s influence as the “heart of the world” extended to the new Earth without any fundamental change in her nature. This demonstrated that Gaia is not bound to a single, specific version of Earth but rather embodies the concept of a planet’s life force.
  • This continuity of influence despite the Earth’s transformation supports the notion that Gaia governs the conceptual essence of what it means to be a world, rather than being tied to a specific planet’s physical structure.
3. Conceptual Independence vs. Physical Transformation
  • The transformation or absorption of one Earth into another implies a change in the physical and structural aspects of a planet but not necessarily in the conceptual domain that Gaia governs. This means that while the physical Earth might change or merge, Gaia’s core concept remains constant, unaffected by these changes.
  • Type 1 Concepts are independent of the objects they shape, meaning that even if the specific object (the original Earth) is altered, the concept (Gaia) continues to exist and govern its new manifestation.

4. Implications of Using Gaia’s Core in the New Earth
  • Gaia’s core is used in the process of healing Mujin's wounds and creating the new Earth, thus it suggests that Gaia’s conceptual influence extends to the new Earth, which further solidifies her role as a Type 1 Concept.
  • The fact that Gaia’s core can be leveraged in this process without losing her essence implies that while her powers can be utilized, her fundamental nature remains unchanged, independent of the specific Earth she governs.
5. Conclusion: Gaia’s Independence Across Different Manifestations of Earth
  • Whether Earth is destroyed, absorbed, or transformed into a new version, the fact that Gaia remains unaffected proves her independence as a Type 1 Concept. She is not tied to the existence of one specific Earth but instead embodies the conceptual essence that can persist across different iterations or versions of a world.
  • Thus, the scenario of Earth being absorbed rather than destroyed still aligns with Gaia being a Type 1 Concept since her influence transcends individual planetary forms.
 
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This is not Platonic. This is just a regular independent concept, as Gaia's Core Element is unaffected by the destruction of Earth.

Correction, Gaia's Core Element is Concept (Type 3) as its accepted in Userblog, due to only governing whole Earth.
 
Yeah idk. Mujin didn't just destroy earth, he took its core and put it inside of a new planet which was absorbing earth into itself.

So while the old earth stopped existing (or well, was going to) there was already a new earth, meaning there's no evidence the concept was independent. At least if I'm understanding it properly
 
I'm not sure on this one, I'm not too versed in CM stuff.

So while the old earth stopped existing (or well, was going to) there was already a new earth, meaning there's no evidence the concept was independent. At least if I'm understanding it properly
I can argue that a new Earth was being created because Mujin wanted to create a new Earth. Gaia mentioned that Tathagata wanted to take her heart once before and failed, and I'm pretty sure Tathagata wasn't concerned with such things, unlike Mujin who wanted to create a perfect Earth for the perfect humans.
 
Yeah, anyways. This is likely my last CRT, so I would like to refrain any of you from being too chaotic. I am going offline now. If my surgery is successful, I will be online in a few weeks. If not, well, you already know what.
 
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Yeah, anyways. This is likely my last CRT, so I would like to request any of you from being too chaotic. I am going offline now. If my surgery is successful, I will be online in a few weeks. If not, well, you already know what.

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Good luck with your surgery
 
I'm not sure on this one, I'm not too versed in CM stuff.


I can argue that a new Earth was being created because Mujin wanted to create a new Earth. Gaia mentioned that Tathagata wanted to take her heart once before and failed, and I'm pretty sure Tathagata wasn't concerned with such things, unlike Mujin who wanted to create a perfect Earth for the perfect humans.
Yeah, my point is that the evidence here is that Gaias concept still existed after earth was destroyed.

I'm just saying it doesn't have to be because it's a type 1 concept but could be because a new earth already existed.
 
Yeah idk. Mujin didn't just destroy earth, he took its core and put it inside of a new planet which was absorbing earth into itself.

So while the old earth stopped existing (or well, was going to) there was already a new earth, meaning there's no evidence the concept was independent. At least if I'm understanding it properly
i see the same, this can't be a type 1 concept even with the current standards. It needs to be unaffected by the destruction of all Earths that exist, not just one Earth. For example, many fictions have concepts that govern reality with infinite spacetimes, if one spacetime is destroyed, would it be a type 1 concept?.

so i disagree with this
 
i see the same, this can't be a type 1 concept even with the current standards. It needs to be unaffected by the destruction of all Earths that exist, not just one Earth. For example, many fictions have concepts that govern reality with infinite spacetimes, if one spacetime is destroyed, would it be a type 1 concept?.

so i disagree with this
How many earths do you know, bro? Gaia is a concept that is independent of the reality that she governs. In this case, Earth. I am not arguing for platonic concept that makes physical objects just a shadow of them.

Gaia is the heart (concept) of the Earth, but she is independent of it as a whole.
 
Yeah, my point is that the evidence here is that Gaias concept still existed after earth was destroyed.

I'm just saying it doesn't have to be because it's a type 1 concept but could be because a new earth already existed.
The feat still remains. The new Earth (that Mujin created) is assimilating the old earth (the shell/body of Gaia) into itself.

In all this, Gaia's Heart which is also the life of the Earth as it being ripped out of the earth resulted in earth slowly dying, but she was shown unaffected.


It should also be noted that she willingly gave away her heart to fulfill the prophecy. As even the previous Supreme God couldn't acquire the heart of Gaia even after killing her (Mujin's rizz is just like that).


Which all seems to point out that the body of Gaia is irrelevant as both times her body (both human and earth) is killed, her core (which Azontr established as someone's concept) is unaffected.
 
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What is a "platonic concept"? Nevertheless, I'm inclining to disagree, but put me at neutral for now until I see more arguments.
 
What is a "platonic concept"? Nevertheless, I'm inclining to disagree, but put me at neutral for now until I see more arguments.
I am not arguing for a platonic concept. It was a copy-paste format that I had made previously (about a month ago). I am arguing for independent concept.

But sure.
 
Well Ima be waiting for you, you better make it out of this alive!
I have looked death in the eyes and laughed. Death is but a humble hurdle in my path.

Okay no. I am actually scared. I only have a month before I turn 17. I don't wanna die. I seriously have so much more to see. I still have yet to accomplish anything.
 
The feat still remains. The new Earth (that Mujin created) is assimilating the old earth (the shell/body of Gaia) into itself.

In all this, Gaia's Heart which is also the life of the Earth as it being ripped out of the earth resulted in earth slowly dying, but she was shown unaffected.

Yeah but earth still very much existed and was being absorbed into a new earth.
Which all seems to point out that the body of Gaia is irrelevant as both times her body (both human and earth) is killed, her core (which Azontr established as someone's concept) is unaffected.
Earth dying because it lost its heart ≠ being destroyed. The planet itself survived and even stayed inhabitable after it lost its heart and the heart was used to create a new earth. Which fits how cores behaved in other cases such as when the 6th owner was destroyed but could spawn a new body out of its core.
 
Yeah but earth still very much existed and was being absorbed into a new earth.
Would it still be considered existing if it's just a hollow shell of what it used to be and is constantly crumbling?
Earth dying because it lost its heart ≠ being destroyed. The planet itself survived and even stayed inhabitable after it lost its heart and the heart was used to create a new earth. Which fits how cores behaved in other cases such as when the 6th owner was destroyed but could spawn a new body out of its core.
Exactly. The body is meaningless to Gaia. As she can just create new ones or inhabit others.

Losing the heart of a planet is equivalent to it being destroyed, at least in the sense that its ability to sustain life and function as it once did is fundamentally compromised. The heart was critical to the planet's survival, then its loss caused a collapse in its life-supporting systems after Mujin took it. Even if some physical structure remains, it's akin to a husk rather than a living, thriving world.

Additionally, the way she showed little to no concern regarding the earth (her body) while giving Mujin her heart suggests that she is no longer in need of any form in the material world.
 
I have looked death in the eyes and laughed. Death is but a humble hurdle in my path.

Okay no. I am actually scared. I only have a month before I turn 17. I don't wanna die. I seriously have so much more to see. I still have yet to accomplish anything.
Ah you're still young. (I'm literally a couple of months older 😭)


Well no worries bro, you're gonna make it, I believe in you . "Kakarot, I entrusted everything to you" ahh speech
 
Would it still be considered existing if it's just a hollow shell of what it used to be and is constantly crumbling?
Sure, why not? Especially when the husk is being absorbed into a new earth that the heart was put into.
Exactly. The body is meaningless to Gaia. As she can just create new ones or inhabit others.
It's meaningless because a new one exists not because it's a type 1 concept.
Losing the heart of a planet is equivalent to it being destroyed, at least in the sense that its ability to sustain life and function as it once did is fundamentally compromised. The heart was critical to the planet's survival, then its loss caused a collapse in its life-supporting systems after Mujin took it. Even if some physical structure remains, it's akin to a husk rather than a living, thriving world.
Yeah but it still existed and was being absorbed into a new life.
Additionally, the way she showed little to no concern regarding the earth (her body) while giving Mujin her heart suggests that she is no longer in need of any form in the material world.
Not really.
 
Ah you're still young. (I'm literally a couple of months older 😭)


Well no worries bro, you're gonna make it, I believe in you . "Kakarot, I entrusted everything to you" ahh speech
If I die, it won't matter much. I have failed my tenth grade, I ain't got no talent other than my writing skills so I am getting nowhere in life.

Well, if I do make it out, I will let you know how gruesome the surgery was. And thank you for your wishes!
 
If I die, it won't matter much. I have failed my tenth grade, I ain't got no talent other than my writing skills so I am getting nowhere in life.

Well, if I do make it out, I will let you know how gruesome the surgery was. And thank you for your wishes!
Ningen, you're gonna make it out cuz YOU'RE HIM + even I got no talents rather than wasting time 😭

10th grade was hard anyway nobody loves it but trust me you're gonna be fine and I'll be looking forward to seeing your messages as soon as you make it out safely 🙏❤️
 
It seems to be type 3; it seems to be just limited to earth, not something like universal reality.
Do you need a universal concept for type 1? If so, can you close this thread? I just looked at some other pages and thought you didn't need to be a universal concept.
 
Do you need a universal concept for type 1? If so, can you close this thread? I just looked at some other pages and thought you didn't need to be a universal concept.
I think, at least, somewhat universal to the setting; type 3 is a weird category that might get revised, as, in some cases, some concepts that would have been type 1 in the past are type 3 from less than this universal/reality-based range.
I will close the thread, then.
 
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