In this situation, can it be considered H1-A?

[6zao2]

Suppose a character A treats spacetime as a book. A is qualitatively transcendent over spacetime, making it 1-A. Then, there exists a higher-order world that treats A's world as a book, and so on, recursively ad infinitum. A continuously transcends its own narrative to reach higher levels of existence. And above all this, there is a character B. No matter how many narrative layers character A transcends, B always regards A as fictional. Would B qualify as H1-A?

 

[Experiment12]

Suppose a character A treats spacetime as a book. A is qualitatively transcendent over spacetime, making them 1-A. Then, there exists a higher-order world that treats A's world as a book, and so on, recursively ad infinitum. A continuously transcends its own narrative to reach higher levels of existence. And above all this, there is a character B. No matter how many narrative layers character A transcends, B always regards A as fictional. Would B qualify as H1-A?

Yes, maybe this makes sense to me

 

[6zao2]

Regarding this point, I would like to ask some experienced administrators for an explanation, mainly because I don't quite understand what "a High 1-A character would transcend the framework entirely, and instead operate on a different, higher hierarchy, governed by another, likewise higher algorithm. " means.

 

[6zao2]

Hello？

 

[Experiment12]

Hello？

You have to make a proposal first.