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why isn't there a dislike buttonI did it..........I saved the town
If we can't go to the future, we go to the past.Pretty much. The website was the last thing from the GF official content, and it has been out long time ago… there’s nothing left to do here much, so I wouldn’t expect less.
If we can't go to the future, we go to the past.
Again???The Triangle has had his time, we need Grunkle Stan buffs!
I mean, what's the benefit from that?Why hasn't a page been created for cosmology, and why is a blog still being used?
Wiki visitors can get to the cosmology page faster and easier by using the search bar. It looks more reliable than a blog because it is a page. And people can easily implement when they change something with a CRT.I mean, what's the benefit from that?
I saw other verses still not do it like Sonic, so shrug.
Hey, new content!
Alex Hirsch did a new interview and even spoke as Bill during it, acting “in character.”
It’s five hours.
Resurrecting the GF verse back from the dead with this CRT to also announce that the Collector's Edition of the Book of Bill broughts in nothing too notable to the table.
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Gravity Falls: Even more fixes and major Bill additions
So, after that the Collector's edition of the Book of Bill came out, I was sad to see that it added basically nothing besides some few minor codes. So I decided to make some little changes around Gravity Falls because I think we did miss some stuff still. Cosmology Nothing that is too impactful...vsbattles.com
There is this though, but's it's so minor that powerscaling wise it adds nothing besides another thing about him being able to go into dreams
No.Hey StrymULTRA why Realm Of Idea doesn't have a Concept Type 1? I think it's similar to the definition that
You might be conflating the Mindscape with the Realm of Ideas. The Mindscape represents the layer of individual or collective consciousness, a subjective interface, whereas the Realm of Ideas is an independent ideatic realm that can only be accessed through the Mindscape. Bill explicitly distinguishes the two, telling others to "leave their frail bodies behind in the Mindscape"Ok so the entire thing of the realm of ideas is that it's not the Platonic stuff that may you think of (don't blame yourself, is just powerscaling rot).
The whole essay is about people becoming immortalized through their stories, due to these stories being forever remembered across generations, thus allowing one's identity to become an idea that will forever exist across human mind, allowing one to have their identity tuned in an idea that will never die, and that will forever influence others' consciousness and thinking. Because of this, Bill describes it as a cycle of fiction and reality creating each other.
This isn't how Plato's actual realm of forms works, which instead are concepts that exist in a realm that is both aspatial and atemporal, with the concepts and objects of the physical world being only shadows of the forms, with anything of the latter being unable to neither reach nor change the forms.
Context is key, you don't just throw Plato in just because the name is coincidentally the same, when the Mindscape works as anything but the actual Platonic Forms.
Bill says reality creates story and story creates reality here through the mind, and I don't think the mind is physical. Anyways that just what I understand if there anywrong I'm very sorry about thatPlatonic ideas CANNOT be changed from the physical world, when Bill literally says that the Mindscape and the physical world infuence each other. We also see Ford affecting Stanley's mindscape with a gun that specifically targets neurons.
You might be conflating the Mindscape with the Realm of Ideas. The Mindscape represents the layer of individual or collective consciousness, a subjective interface, whereas the Realm of Ideas is an independent ideatic realm that can only be accessed through the Mindscape. Bill explicitly distinguishes the two, telling others to "leave their frail bodies behind in the Mindscape"
When Bill refers to fiction and reality creating each other, he’s not implying a physical feedback loop, but a cognitive–ideatic one. The mind acts as the bridge linking the narrative layer and the physical layer, which is why the cycle functions as a metaphysical concept rather than a literal cosmological structure.
I thought concept type 1 only needed to govern something? As far as I know, it's enough to control a part of reality, not the whole physical reality, like in Sonic, Maginary World governing dreams or concept type 1 of Oblivion is death. Moreover, regarding the dream aspect, Bill never said that dreams are a way to enter the Realm of Idea only that they allow one to glimpse it (And this word "glimpse" is extremely important because it is clear that Bill is metaphorizing the dream for something greater, because Bill later says that the dream is a gift from the Realm of Idea).To actually enter it, you must create a story, spread it through the collective memory, and then insert one’s identity into the Realm of Idea. From what we can tell, the Mindscape is merely a mental realm belonging to each individual, interconnected with others but not the collective memory of humanity itself.Bill also says that you can access it through your dreams, but that's the same way one can access the Mindscape too.
I think it's clear enough that the "realm of ideas" and the Mindscape are the same thing.
But even then, it still wouldn't be Type 1 concept as the Mindscape is not a fully independent place from reality which shapes every object (both abstract and physical) in the reality beneath it, as it really seems to be an astral plane with nothing too deep about it.
And what is the realm of ideas governing here, exactly?I thought concept type 1 only needed to govern something? As far as I know, it's enough to control a part of reality, not the whole physical reality, like in Sonic, Maginary World governing dreams or concept type 1 of Oblivion is death.
You still ignore the part where Bill mentions that you can become immortal by leaving your body and making your identity part of the realm of the ideas, and later on mentions to do so in the Mindscape.Bill never said that dreams are a way to enter the Realm of Idea only that they allow one to glimpse it (And this word "glimpse" is extremely important because it is clear that Bill is metaphorizing the dream for something greater, because Bill later says that the dream is a gift from the Realm of Idea).To actually enter it, you must create a story, spread it through the collective memory, and then insert one’s identity into the Realm of Idea. From what we can tell, the Mindscape is merely a mental realm belonging to each individual, interconnected with others but not the collective memory of humanity itself.
Why does this mean it's the exact same as Plato's World of Forms?The following points support my argument:
• Bill stated that one must abandon both the physical body and the body within the Mindscape in order to become an idea.
• The Realm of Idea represents the collective consciousness of all humanity concerning all things, not just one person.
• Bill also made it clear that the Realm of Idea is a real realm, existing independently of matter but connected through the mind (and I pretty sure the mind in here is Mindscape)
He literally does it in the monologue about the Realm of Ideas though, no idea why are you trying so hard in separate the two when it's pretty clear it's the same.Also when Bill refers to the Mindscape, he consistently uses the term “mind” or “consciousness” of an individual, rather than the Realm of Idea. His repeated usage of “mind” in this context strongly suggests that the Mindscape corresponds to the personal mind a private mental
I believe the Realm of Ideas governs the minds of all living beings..And what is the realm of ideas governing here, exactly?
Because Bill said reality is divided into 2 attributes: the physical world and the story world connected through the mind, and the realm of idea is where the collective memory of humanity is stored, not an individual.He literally does it in the monologue about the Realm of Ideas though, no idea why are you trying so hard in separate the two when it's pretty clear it's the same.
So I will talk very simpleJustifying why an otherwise simple interpretation of the two being synonyms instead means that the two are actually different things through walls of text is really not it, sorry.
So what do you think about Bill saying that the Realm of Idea is a repository of the collective memory of humanity and not an individual?I think it’s pretty clear the Mindscape and the Realm of Ideas are one and the same considering Stanford doubles down on Bill’s idea-based immortality himself based on his experience with Bill, which is solely his Mindscape self.
Additionally, the wording is quite clear:
Which is literally another way of saying this:
It’s literally reworded to make clear the Realm of Ideas and the Mindscape are one and the same
Reaper has basically said what I intended to.
Besides, yeah, nothing really hints at this "realm of ideas" to behave like a Type 1 concept either. It's really just pushing stuff to attempt making the verse stronger, no offense.
Considering all Minds are connected through the Mindscape, then like, yeah dude. They are. I mean, there's literally gateways between all the Minds that exist in the Scape. If all Minds exist in the Scape, then all Memory is within it.So what do you think about Bill saying that the Realm of Idea is a repository of the collective memory of humanity and not an individual?
So the realm of idea here is a kind of collective mindscape and it is kind of higher than the personal mindscape?Considering all Minds are connected through the Mindscape, then like, yeah dude. They are. I mean, there's literally gateways between all the Minds that exist in the Scape. If all Minds exist in the Scape, then all Memory is within it.
What you should be considering is how Bill's physiology works if he's an Idea (which is reiterated several times in BoB) that does not Exist/Has Non-Existence (Sock Opera).
It's just the Mindscape. Not a higher level of Mindscape--Just the Mindscape itself. They are one and the same. The Mindscape has access to all minds (as seen in the Book of Bill) passively, so that description literally fits what we've already seen. The only difference is that now we're being told is that said nature works both ways, so existing as a story to be remembered makes you immortal because everyone's thoughts give you a form of power as a Nonexistent Idea that can perpetuate eternally.So the realm of idea here is a kind of collective mindscape and it is kind of higher than the personal mindscape?
Hmm, I’m not entirely sure about that. The fact that the Mindscape connects all minds is obvious, but each mind still stores its own individual memories and experiences.It's just the Mindscape. Not a higher level of Mindscape--Just the Mindscape itself. They are one and the same. The Mindscape has access to all minds (as seen in the Book of Bill) passively, so that description literally fits what we've already seen. The only difference is that now we're being told is that said nature works both ways, so existing as a story to be remembered makes you immortal because everyone's thoughts give you a form of power as a Nonexistent Idea that can perpetuate eternally.
I just realized this: the reason Bill uses the metaphor of "genes replicating through physical flesh" when talking about the propagation of identity in the Mindscape is because he’s describing the transitional phase of ideation - a stage where a living being’s consciousness begins transforming into an "idea".It's just the Mindscape. Not a higher level of Mindscape--Just the Mindscape itself. They are one and the same. The Mindscape has access to all minds (as seen in the Book of Bill) passively, so that description literally fits what we've already seen. The only difference is that now we're being told is that said nature works both ways, so existing as a story to be remembered makes you immortal because everyone's thoughts give you a form of power as a Nonexistent Idea that can perpetuate eternally.