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Because it meets the requirements for High 1-B1Why would a universe with infinite dimensions be considered a high 1-B level?
And i see the paragraph about the Cthulhu universe from the Internet:Each tiny dimension contains infinite universe and time lines, and also contains all imagination and reality. All of this dimension is a tiny point of the previous dimension.It's an endless cycle,Every moment, endless new concepts and dimensions emerge.It's all three-dimensional.Because it meets the requirements for High 1-B
you mean this paragraph is not true?A universe is infinite dimensional, which meets the requirements for High 1-B and there are many universes in existence, which are in turn atoms in a higher order world.
As for that Internet stuff, it's headcanon.
what do you think about this paragraph?1. Bc it meet the requirements, Infinite Higher Dimension, each dimension trivialize the last
2. Don't know
3. Probably a different canon entirely
this:Each tiny dimension contains infinite universe and time lines, and also contains all imagination and reality. All of this dimension is a tiny point of the previous dimension.It's an endless cycle,Every moment, endless new concepts and dimensions emerge.It's all three-dimensional.The paragraph of what? The Infinite Higher Dimension?
Maybe someone after the HPL?it's the successor canon?That paragraph doesn't exist in the canon Mythos.
I don't know and if it isn't canon to Lovecraft and his colleagues then I don't care.Maybe someone after the HPL?it's the successor canon?
And this universe in the universe is infinitely continuous?That paragraph doesn't exist in the canon Mythos.
such as this paragraph,our universe is contained in a larger universe, and this larger universe is contained in an even larger universe,This process is infinite?I have no idea what you mean by infinitely continuous.
thanks bro,i have last questionWe're not sure. At least, I don't think we treat it as an infinite chain on the wiki. Just as an ambiguously long one.
The vsbattle low1-a level standard,he said:and are thus equated to the first uncountably infinite cardinal, ℵ1, for simplicity's sake.That question is extremely incoherent. What do you meant mathematical structure? An Aleph isn't an object that can exist.
Never seen that statement anywhere in the Lovecraft's Canonthis:Each tiny dimension contains infinite universe and time lines, and also contains all imagination and reality. All of this dimension is a tiny point of the previous dimension.It's an endless cycle,Every moment, endless new concepts and dimensions emerge.It's all three-dimensional.
Probably, there's an Infinite Outerversal Hierarchy thereThe vsbattle low1-a level standard,he said:and are thus equated to the first uncountably infinite cardinal, ℵ1, for simplicity's sake.
And yog azathoth the the Ultimate Gods is tier0
so,cthulhu universe beyond this Aleph number?
what's the Infinite Outerversal Hierarchy?Probably, there's an Infinite Outerversal Hierarchy there
what's the Infinite Outerversal Hierarchy?
i don't think this can beyond Aleph numbersGate hierarchy
Yes gate is infinite.i don't think this can beyond Aleph numbers
And the gate is infinit amount?
can you give me the corresponding paragraph about infinite gate? because Through the Gates of the Silver Key said:but a multiplicity of gates,this is not infiniteYes gate is infinite.
And 1-A is Aleph2 dimension.
A large Cardinal beyond the Aleph number is High 1-A or higher.
There are invisible gates between the final gate and the first gate, which are described as vacuum in hypnos.can you give me the corresponding paragraph about infinite gate? because Through the Gates of the Silver Key said:but a multiplicity of gates,this is not infinite
And my mean is cthulhu universe beyond Aleph number? how to prove?
There's a multiplicity of gate, but that doesn't mean that it's not Infinite.can you give me the corresponding paragraph about infinite gate? because Through the Gates of the Silver Key said:but a multiplicity of gates,this is not infinite
And my mean is cthulhu universe beyond Aleph number? how to prove?
You're definitely gonna say: "That's Voids not Gates", and you are correct. But there's a statement about the Archetype being able to manipulate any perspective, so it will makes sense if Carter mistook the Gates as Voids.Off that vast hippocephalic abomination leaped the doomed and desperate dreamer, and down through endless voids of sentient blackness he fell. Aeons reeled, universes died and were born again, stars became nebulae and nebulae became stars, and still Randolph Carter fell through those endless voids of sentient blackness.
So there's an infinite amount of Gates, it's just not directly stated.To this variety of angles of consciousness the feeble beings of the inner worlds are slaves, since with rare exceptions they cannot learn to control them. Only a few students of forbidden things have gained inklings of this control, and have thereby conquered time and change. But the entities outside the Gates command all angles, and view the myriad parts of the cosmos in terms of fragmentary, change-involving perspective, or of the changeless totality beyond perspective, in accordance with their will.
Why do you think Carter mistook the gate for the void?If the gate is void, then the gate has no meaningThere's a multiplicity of gate, but that doesn't mean that it's not Infinite.
This hierarchy of Gate is mentioned on "The Dream Quest of the Unknown Kadath"
You're definitely gonna say: "That's Voids not Gates", and you are correct. But there's a statement about the Archetype being able to manipulate any perspective, so it will makes sense if Carter mistook the Gates as Voids.
So there's an infinite amount of Gates, it's just not directly stated.
If the gate is void, then the gate has no meaningThere are invisible gates between the final gate and the first gate, which are described as vacuum in hypnos.
And it is said that there is an infinite vacuum.
And infinite doesn't mean much in itself. It is important that something infinity applies.
From a zero-dimensional perspective, three dimension will be seen as uncountable infinity.
Aleph null universe=2-AIf the gate is void, then the gate has no meaning
so,your mean is the infinite dimension=ℵ1?or?
but the cthulhu universe have no aleph,just have infinite dimensionAleph null universe=2-A
Aleph one universe=Low 1-C=5 dimension
Aleph null dimension=High 1-B
i can't understand "swapped"and OuterversalIt can be swapped due to Archetype messing perspective, we don't know what it truly is but we do know it's a hierarchy.
I don't know what's Aleph and stuff but i do know that the First Gate qualify for Outerversal.
They change it, because of Archetype messing with perspective, it's not a retconned thing either.i can't understand "swapped"
Infinite higher dimension, that qualify for H1-B. And then we have the First Gate that encompass all of these as a "small wholeness" indicating that the infinite higher dimension is nothing but an infinitesimal part of the First Gate.but the cthulhu universe have no aleph,just have infinite dimension
Through the Gates of the Silver Key said:The world of men and of the gods of men is merely an infinitesimal phase of an infinitesimal thing—the three-dimensional phase of that small wholeness reached by the First GateThey change it, because of Archetype messing with perspective, it's not a retconned thing either.
Infinite Higher Dimension, that qualify for H1-B. And then we have the First Gate that encompass all of these as a "small wholeness" indicating that the infinite higher dimension is nothing but an infinitesimal part of the First Gate.
Through the Gates of the Silver Key said:The world of men and of the gods of men is merely an infinitesimal phase of an infinitesimal thing—the three-dimensional phase of that small wholeness reached by the First Gate
someone said this world is earth,not universe
so,How do you calculate the difference in each dimension?You could even say that each dimension is beyond Aleph infinite,even more.You can describe a higher infinity without mentioning the Aleph number in the work.
In Lovecraft, the higher-dimensional cross-section is low-dimensional.
This implies a spatial dimension, which is described as a higher infinity, as if the two-dimensional plane could not be three-dimensional, even if it were infinite.