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Citation needed for the first part. I see big differences between having your soul shattered and having it utterly erased.Overlord775 said:Soul/Mind Erasure being differenciated from destruction is not right, as the two terms are used interchangeably in fiction
Conceptual Erasure is very much better than normal erasure because you don't just not exist anymore, as it makes so you never existed and can't ever exist again.
If this is truly what you have been arguing for this whole time, then it has been conveyed very poorly. My other point is, being erased completely, even if stated in verse, can never be proven true, without statements that cannot be verified.Sera EX said:@Iapitus
Not what I'm saying. You don't need statements of EE to get High Godly, you simply need literal existence erasure and not the old figurative "they'll cease to be because there's no soul" cliche.
Yes, this can be EE, CE, or NE among others. My point is conceptual erasure is not > EE and NE is not > certain types of CE. Only very nuanced and specific verses make those distinctions.
So, Mid-Godly is erasure from spirit and body, High-Godly is erasure from even beyond that, be it time, history, etc?Sera EX said:@DDM
Yes. Complete erasure. Be that erasure conceptually, erasure from the plot, erasure from history, erasure from reality.
This is a good point.Sera EX said:I've made it clear that I don't want "muh conceptual erasure" or plot erasure to be considered objectively superior to being erased from existence as the "existence" and the cosmology can include things like concepts, plot, etc.
I am fine with this solution that Sera suggested.Antvasima said:Mid-Godly: Recovering from being destroyed, body and soul.
High-Godly: Recovering from complete and utter Existence Erasure in every single respect.
Great.Sera EX said:What if being erased from history, reality, narrative, etc was High-Godly?
That is literally what I've been proposing.