Immeasurable speed again

[Delta333]

How many times is immeasurable speed faster than infinite speed? Like if I move with speed which is uncountable infinitely faster than baseline infinite speed, can I be on par or faster than baseline immeasurable speed?

 

[ShadowWarrior1999]

You’re not going to get immeasurable speed by simply stacking infinite multipliers on top of infinite speed. It’s comparable to the difference between a higher dimension and a lower dimension.

 

[Delta333]

I mean the diff between lower dimension and higher dimension can get by stacking infinities...

 

[GoldExPoints]

Mathematically, you can't reach an Undefined value from 0 because they're two very different concepts. In the same way, moving in a manner beyond linear time cannot be achieved simply by adding multipliers to moving instantly.
So TL;DR - No, I like to see it as the difference between being 2x as strong as 1 timeline compared to being as strong as 2 timelines. It's generally accepted that being as strong as two timelines is superior, but mathematically the gap is unknowable and not necessarily "beyond infinite" or something.

 

[Vietthai96]

I mean the diff between lower dimension and higher dimension can get by stacking infinities...

However the gap is uncoutable infinite

Anyway infinite is not related to speed. Immeasurable speed is when you treat time axis as spatial distance, moving across it like moving through 3d space, practically, you have no formula to measure it, thus immeasurable, which mean stacking infinite will not get you something immeasurable

 

[Delta333]

which mean stacking infinite will not get you something immeasurable

Do you want to say that the gap between infinite speed and immeasurable speed is bigger than that of tier 11 and tier 0?

 

[Vietthai96]

Do you want to say that the gap between infinite speed and immeasurable speed is bigger than that of tier 11 and tier 0?

no, it is entirely different, because with immeasurable speed, you have no mathematic formula to work on from the start

 

[Delta333]

no, it is entirely different

I mean you can get any tier by stacking infinities, but you say the same thing didn't happen for immeasurable speed

 

[Vietthai96]

I mean you can get any tier by stacking infinities, but you say the same thing didn't happen for immeasurable speed

yes, or in a simple way of thinking, if you somehow can stacking infinite to get immeasurable, then you don't need scans, proofs, explainations, evidences, contexts, etc... to get immeasurable speed, just stacking yourself to higher tier then you automatically get the speed............................

 

[Delta333]

ok now I can't even tell tf you're talking about lol

 

[DontTalkDT]

You can't just throw cardinals on speed and expect it to mean anything.

 

[Delta333]

You can't just throw cardinals on speed and expect it to mean anything.

what about the first question?

 

[DontTalkDT]

what about the first question?

Incomparably faster. There is no multiplier that would specify the difference.

 

[ShadowWarrior1999]

I mean the diff between lower dimension and higher dimension can get by stacking infinities...

Also not true. Stacking infinite amounts of 3D matter will not get you 4D.

 

[Oblivion_Of_The_Endless]

It’s comparable to the difference between a higher dimension and a lower dimension.

The difference between dimensions is uncountable infinite...which is the OP's question/example...

move with speed which is uncountable infinitely faster than baseline infinite speed