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Instant Death Downgrade

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hello. I think the sea should be downgraded.

I'll summarize the rationale I presented in the other thread in this one.

I would like to say that the sea is not a world with infinite space. The original text does not say "infinite".

世界は天蓋によって〝海〟と呼ばれる無窮の空間と隔てられているのだが、天蓋が壊れたなら世界は簡単に崩壊する。世界は脆弱であり〝海〟の環境には耐えられないのだ。


The original text reads "無窮".

It is not "無限", but "無窮".

The meaning of 無窮 is as follows.



無窮 mean : time that never ends or that has no limits

In other words, the sea is not an "infinite space", but a "space where time flows forever".





Next, I'll summarize what I heard from a Japanese-speaking acquaintance.

I'll detail the answer to a question I asked an acquaintance.


A dictionary written in Japanese says that "無窮" is not infinite.


According to Wikipedia, this Japanese dictionary is very authoritative. It was professionally organized by a Japanese newspaper.


"無窮" is just a synonym for "無限 (infinite)",

it is not exactly the same as "無限 (infinite)".

類語 永久・永遠・とわ・永世・常しえ・常しなえ・恒久・悠久・悠遠・長久・経常・不変・常磐・永劫・永代・久遠・無限・不朽・万代不易・万世不易・万古不易・千古不易・久しい・久しぶり・久方ぶり・久久・しばらくぶり

These are Japanese words that are synonyms for the word "無限 (infinite)".

We use just as we don't equate 'eternity' with 'infinity', we don't equate all of these synonyms with '無限 (infinite)'.

So, 無窮 is not infinite.

He also said that 無窮 and '無限 (infinite)' have different meanings in chatgpt.








Therefore, I argue that we should downgrade our assessment of the sea.
 
yeah found it , upto three
Was there such a rule?
also saw this just below there. wasn't this thread topic from mid-discussion of another thread
  • Do not add new topics to existing content revision threads mid-discussion unless they are closely intertwined issues that discussion can settle on the spot, as doing so clutters threads and makes evaluation difficult.
 
cause I am seeing a lot for yogurt boy
Yogurt's downgrade streak shall be endless, no number can count it.
@karo_senpaii @Astral_Trinity439
For some reason, I wasn't pinged...
hello. I think the sea should be downgraded.

I'll summarize the rationale I presented in the other thread in this one.

I would like to say that the sea is not a world with infinite space. The original text does not say "infinite".

世界は天蓋によって〝海〟と呼ばれる無窮の空間と隔てられているのだが、天蓋が壊れたなら世界は簡単に崩壊する。世界は脆弱であり〝海〟の環境には耐えられないのだ。


The original text reads "無窮".

It is not "無限", but "無窮".

The meaning of 無窮 is as follows.



無窮 mean : time that never ends or that has no limits

In other words, the sea is not an "infinite space", but a "space where time flows forever".





Next, I'll summarize what I heard from a Japanese-speaking acquaintance.

I'll detail the answer to a question I asked an acquaintance.


A dictionary written in Japanese says that "無窮" is not infinite.


According to Wikipedia, this Japanese dictionary is very authoritative. It was professionally organized by a Japanese newspaper.


"無窮" is just a synonym for "無限 (infinite)",

it is not exactly the same as "無限 (infinite)".

類語 永久・永遠・とわ・永世・常しえ・常しなえ・恒久・悠久・悠遠・長久・経常・不変・常磐・永劫・永代・久遠・無限・不朽・万代不易・万世不易・万古不易・千古不易・久しい・久しぶり・久方ぶり・久久・しばらくぶり

These are Japanese words that are synonyms for the word "無限 (infinite)".

We use just as we don't equate 'eternity' with 'infinity', we don't equate all of these synonyms with '無限 (infinite)'.

So, 無窮 is not infinite.

He also said that 無窮 and '無限 (infinite)' have different meanings in chatgpt.








Therefore, I argue that we should downgrade our assessment of the sea.
You're limiting the translations to overly specific notions. The term used is "無窮", which can mean three things:
  • Eternity
  • Immortality
  • Infinitude
yFfcGle.png

In this case, it would be the latter most since its in context to "Space".

Additionally, the literal wikipedia page explains it as Infinity in the mathematical sense as well.
 
hello. I think the sea should be downgraded.

I'll summarize the rationale I presented in the other thread in this one.

I would like to say that the sea is not a world with infinite space. The original text does not say "infinite".

世界は天蓋によって〝海〟と呼ばれる無窮の空間と隔てられているのだが、天蓋が壊れたなら世界は簡単に崩壊する。世界は脆弱であり〝海〟の環境には耐えられないのだ。


The original text reads "無窮".

It is not "無限", but "無窮".

The meaning of 無窮 is as follows.



無窮 mean : time that never ends or that has no limits

In other words, the sea is not an "infinite space", but a "space where time flows forever".





Next, I'll summarize what I heard from a Japanese-speaking acquaintance.

I'll detail the answer to a question I asked an acquaintance.


A dictionary written in Japanese says that "無窮" is not infinite.


According to Wikipedia, this Japanese dictionary is very authoritative. It was professionally organized by a Japanese newspaper.


"無窮" is just a synonym for "無限 (infinite)",

it is not exactly the same as "無限 (infinite)".

類語 永久・永遠・とわ・永世・常しえ・常しなえ・恒久・悠久・悠遠・長久・経常・不変・常磐・永劫・永代・久遠・無限・不朽・万代不易・万世不易・万古不易・千古不易・久しい・久しぶり・久方ぶり・久久・しばらくぶり

These are Japanese words that are synonyms for the word "無限 (infinite)".

We use just as we don't equate 'eternity' with 'infinity', we don't equate all of these synonyms with '無限 (infinite)'.

So, 無窮 is not infinite.

He also said that 無窮 and '無限 (infinite)' have different meanings in chatgpt.








Therefore, I argue that we should downgrade our assessment of the sea.
I mean there's a reason why it's only 1-B and one of them is this. So yeah, this is not necessarily a downgrade. I'd prefer to wait for Tier 2 stuff for Instant Death tbh
 
Yogurt's downgrade streak shall be endless, no number can count it.

For some reason, I wasn't pinged...

You're limiting the translations to overly specific notions. The term used is "無窮", which can mean three things:
  • Eternity
  • Immortality
  • Infinitude
yFfcGle.png

In this case, it would be the latter most since its in context to "Space".

Additionally, the literal wikipedia page explains it as Infinity in the mathematical sense as well.


Okay, so I'm back to talking to my Japanese-speaking acquaintance, and I think you're right that it can have two meanings.

However, Google Translate sometimes translates incorrectly, so I don't think it's a good method to use as a basis.
 
I mean there's a reason why it's only 1-B and one of them is this. So yeah, this is not necessarily a downgrade. I'd prefer to wait for Tier 2 stuff for Instant Death tbh
I wasn't trying to downgrade Instant Death from 1-B, I was simply trying to downgrade the sea.
 
Okay, so I'm back to talking to my Japanese-speaking acquaintance, and I think you're right that it can have two meanings.

However, Google Translate sometimes translates incorrectly, so I don't think it's a good method to use as a basis.
I'm not using Google translator. For the first pic, I'm using DeepL's dictionary, and for the link, well, its wikipedia
 
The sea 2-A not from space infinity but from theory : Connecting to a parallel universe

Your strength stems from connecting to yourself in numerous parallel worlds, does it not? That makes your power next to infinite.
It means that you have infinite power by connecting yourself from the parallel world.

In theory, if you have infinite power but countless parallel worlds, it may not be possible, which means 1 power = 1 parallel world.

Therefore, it can be concluded that infinite power = infinite parallel worlds.

= Celestial Foundation infinity

But it's Theory

Celestial Foundation 2-B possibly 2-A

The sea infinity space > celestial
Foundation 2-B possibly 2-A
 
So since there are too much ID threads right now, I might as well tackle this one...

While I'm not completely against what the OP propose, I feel it's really "cheap" to just use the linguistic behind a statement to downgrade a feat. That it says it's infinite/limitless/boundless or whatever in between, it shouldn't constitute a good enough proof, at least that's how I see it.

I'd say put me on disagree for now.
 
Same as SweetDao + translation verification. I believe that this thread with 3 staff rejecting it and also that it was requested its closure previously I will proceed to close it.
 
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