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Don't justify a blatant mistranslation with a "it's the same thing". Especially when you know damn well how much certain words are given importance in tier 1No it's literally the same thing
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Don't justify a blatant mistranslation with a "it's the same thing". Especially when you know damn well how much certain words are given importance in tier 1No it's literally the same thing
I've already argued against that.Well, the differences of dimensions is also stated to be like a character in a page, but i wont talk too much about it because this is a LN stuff, and despite that I read the web novel, I didnt reached that part in the light novel yet
Well that argument works for conventional defenses, but there are a lot more than conventional defenses in this world. Heck, the entirety of the Nee-chan wa Chuunibyou cast ,chalked full of plot and fate manipulators, takes place in this same universe.That's ignoring the context of the method in which they ignore said defenses
The raw doesn't say Beyond it just says Outside (外へ).Then, one of them moved beyond the bounds of the multiverse
That doesn't matter because it explicitly says that they ignore defenses by destroying their opponents from within, which was elaborated as directly being able to reach their hearts due to the dimensional shenanigans. Based on those scans it had nothing to do with either pure power nor some metaphysical thingWell that argument works for conventional defenses, but there are a lot more than conventional defenses in this world. Heck, the entirety of the Nee-chan wa Chuunibyou cast ,chalked full of plot and fate manipulators, takes place in this same universe.
The King is only a human, he doesnt scale to the entire Abyss. He can hop in and control it but he is still a glass cannon at the end of the day, hence him using it to dodge 3-D attacks and such. And naturally, when he is on the Abyss no one can even affect him, much less perceive it.I am not that knowledgeable on Yogiri but based on the quotes I have seen I disagree with the abyss being transcendent over the lower dimension, given how it's literally used in combat to dodge attacks and ignore durability. If it were literally transcendent you would expect they would just one shot their enemy in the lower dimensions.
Also, correct me if I am wrong here, but isn't the abyss stuff from the LN while the UEG stuff from the WN?
Yes he did.Actually I didn't read the LN version so did Yogiri fight the HRE in LN?
Well, the Abyss is stated to embed the entire lower dimensions as well, to the point where the King is able to freely travel through those Lower-D spaces, if that helps.That, on its own, is not really enough for the higher-dimensional space in question to qualify for a higher tier, for reasons that were already mentioned up there. To quote the FAQ page again:
The "reasons" outlined above, in this case, being that a lower-dimensional entity would always be "flat" in comparision to a higher-dimensional one, regardless of its actual power in relation to them. It's perfectly sensible to conceive of a 2-dimensional object that's more massive than objects in our universe, for instance, but it'd still be infinitely thin even in such a scenario (Similar to an image on a screen indeed), and obviously not fiction or unreality to us, so this comparision isn't necessarily grounds to assume a Reality-Fiction Difference is at play.
Granted, like the OP mentioned before, things like that indeed fall under a case-by-case scenario. And as noted in another part of the FAQ:
So, is there anything suggesting as much in here? I do see some basis to assume this scenario is at play, given that the higher-dimensional planes in question seem to be depicted as whole spacetime continuums that stretch directly above lower-dimensional planes, and how the destruction of those higher universes is stated to be "a chain of even greater tragedies." But explicit evidence of that would be nice.
Some quotes are literally MTLed lmaoHonestly someone really need to retranslate everything lmao
Yes but them "ignoring" defenses also doesn't appear to have anything to do with raw power eitherThe King is only a human, he doesnt scale to the entire Abyss. He can hop in and control it but he is still a glass cannon at the end of the day, hence him using it to dodge 3-D attacks and such. And naturally, when he is on the Abyss no one can even affect him, much less perceive it.
Could you explain why space-time continuums are universes in this verse?I believe Gemstic used space-time continuum due to universe being interchangebly connected to space-time continuum in the context of the verse. In any case, it shouldnt affect the context of the feat in question since universes are space-time continuums in the verse.
Maybe because a universe = space-time contenum by it's general definition? It's not something that need to be implied in verseCould you explain why space-time continuums are universes in this verse?
That's kinda out of context, the Higher dimensional statement was stated before they goes to the higher Universe.The regular universes of the verse when referred to have a name, it’s the world/heavenly record. They always refer to that term when referring the home universe where Yogiri and the gang was transported. As soon as Touichirou went to a space beyond the “Sea” (structure that contains the multiverse). UEG called him a higher dimensional being (literally), implying that such a feat of going to a higher space is only possible if one is higher dimensional.
Not really. That universe was already stated prior to not be one of those that you could find in The Sea.That's kinda out of context, the Higher dimensional statement was stated before they goes to the higher Universe.
It does matter, because in that same vain, it's stated Abyss Kings are the literal kings of the world and can defeat anyone. And that's stated multiple times that they are more powerful than everyone when using the Abyss (Granted, more powerful can also just mean they have a really good ability or be in relation to physical strength when in the dimension).That doesn't matter because it explicitly says that they ignore defenses by destroying their opponents from within, which was elaborated as directly being able to reach their hearts due to the dimensional shenanigans. Based on those scans it had nothing to do with either pure power nor some metaphysical thing
I believe Gemstic used space-time continuum due to universe being interchangebly connected to space-time continuum in the context of the verse. In any case, it shouldnt affect the context of the feat in question since universes are space-time continuums in the verse.
I fail to see how any of this is irrelevant when the narration explicitly tells us they are bypassing these defenses by destroying the opponents from withinIf he was just phasing through people by using the other dimension, that couldn't beat the Causality, Probability, Fate, and Plot people. Assuming the statements of them being the strongest of earth, bar our two main characters, are true.
To further help my argument, rather than reaching places in the 3rd dimension by moving through the Abyss (As Darksmash is suggesting is the case), he actually travels by warping space and dragging the destinations he wants to himself. So him traveling is literally him controlling 3-D space. It's the reason why he could rip someone's heart out through the abyss and they'd still be alive, and the reason why he could fuse body parts together.
Well him warping the space is a good argument, but if he had transcendental raw power why wouldn't he just bypass those defenses directly instead of going to such measures to reach the heart?BTW; this is me arguing that Abyss Kings are indeed physically far stronger than normal people or even other superpowered individuals, and them accessing the Abyss is not just a difference in movement but actual power and ability as well.
I am confused how these irrelevant ramblings about the continuum hypothesis add anything to your argumentThe continuum hypothesis is literally Cantor trying to figure out if there’s an infinite set in between the set of natural and real numbers. But after his many trials of a hypothetical set in between the two, he thought it was unlikely hence the notion ofwas come up. Since any hypothetical set would be too large for the lesser set and too small for the bigger one.
And I explained how arranging uncountably infinite squares in a flat plane wouldn't even be a very logical notion. All of this is literally irrelevant because we know 3D is R^3 and a cube will contain uncountably infinite cross sections of a square just arranged in the depth direction.The demonstration I gave was “a countable or uncountable infinite of a 2-dimensional construct(square) regardless of how many they are, and how you arrange them in a 2-dimensional space(forward-backward, east-west). They will never result into a 3-dimensional object since a 3-dimensional object requires depth(x, y axis is crossed by z) something that is nonexistent in a 2-d space.” Cardinality, the numerousness of a set doesn’t magically give them depth/another axis nonexistent in their 2-dimensional space.
Literally why did you even say this? How does this relate to your argument? Almost every paragraph you type is completely unrelated to everything else you said.Also “P(ℵ0) is ℵ1, P(P(ℵ0) is ℵ2,…” this can be equated to “ℵ1<ℵ2<ℵ3…” which is can be equated to “ℵ0” since every aleph has a one-to-one correspondence with the set of natural numbers. Though since cardinality isn’t exhaustive we have to assume that union set of all aleph numbers(a complete list of all infinite cardinalities) |U| but since we’re following Cantor’s theorem, the powerset must be greater than or equal to the set, so it’d be |P(U)| >= |U| but by doing that, we ran into a contradiction. Somehow the size of the totality of all infinite sizes is greater than itself
I mean, yea cool, but how does that make it a Higher Universe? The quote just says its a different world that isn't from the heavenly record.Not really. That universe was already stated prior to not be one of those that you could find in The Sea.
Higher universes by their nature only exists outside the Sea, hence that one not being part of the sea, aka a higher universe.I mean, yea cool, but how does that make it a Higher Universe? The quote just says its a different world that isn't from the heavenly record.
My argument was more focused on these statements being related to warping 3-D Space rather than just dodging/attacking through another dimension/angle.I fail to see how any of this is irrelevant when the narration explicitly tells us they are bypassing these defenses by destroying the opponents from within
Well him warping the space is a good argument, but if he had transcendental raw power why wouldn't he just bypass those defenses directly instead of going to such measures to reach the heart?
@Ultima_RealityThank you for helping out @Ultima_Reality . What tiers do you think are appropriate to assign here?
We still need staff input, especially ultima opinion will be greatly considered.So what about this CRT, is yogiri accepted L1C or not?
That's irrelevant because this wiki accepts continuum hypothesis. And even from a neutral perspective assuming the continuum hypothesis isn't completely irrelevant. We are just defaulting the set of reals to be Aleph 1. If we don't accept with then we are merely left with an unknown figure. Sure, it could be aleph 20 or aleph 100 as well, but why would you go for ambiguity if you can default it to the next Infinity after the naturals we know? If you want to argue against it go ahead and mathematically show that there is an infinity between the naturals and the reals.To be simple, your equation of 2^Aleph null= Aleph 1 stems from a theorem that doesn’t even abide ZFC(one of the mathematical rules that allows 1+1= 2 to be right and 1+1= 4 to be false), how it’s literally unproven to this day, and how mathematicians still speculate to solve the CM hypothesis, yet you’re holding it as if it were affirm ground.
Sure, it can contain rearrangements of uncountable infinity. That's why all points of a 2 dimensional space can be mapped to all points of a 3 dimensional space. How is that even remotely relevant to infinities exceeding the cardinality of the set of reals itself in the first place?Yes, R^3 is 3D. However, the other part is not my point. I’m saying that however you arrange a countable or uncountable infinite 2-dimensional objects in a 2-dimensional space(this may fill up the entire space), the resulting ensemble can never produce a cube since to do that they would need to cross-section the axis of any square into depth(a direction not possible in a two dimensional plane). I’m not talking about the vector space that contains the ensemble although I made it clear that it’s a 2-dimensional space. If your argument is that it’s too big then a 3-dimensional object is required to contain them, then you have to prove how an uncountable 2-dimensional set would be bigger than the xy axis(something of which is an uncountable set itself when saying that the xy axis contains all real numbers).
I don't recall in what argument I used them, but it wasn't related to any kind of argument that you were making.I mean you’re the one who brought up power sets to help your argument in your earlier comment, didn’t you?
If I am understanding this correctly, you are arguing that powersets wouldn't be bigger than the original sets because of Russel's paradox, which hilariously misses the entire point of the paradox lol. The paradox is using a fundamental thing which we know(powersets have bigger cardinalities) to show that the set of all sets has logical problems, not the other way roundI just made an argument how that won’t work since if you take it as true then the entire ensemble of alephs can be equated to aleph_0 and how when you do this logic further, you’ll hit a problem where the entire complete(not possible but hypothetically) set of all infinite cardinals would be bigger than itself which is a paradox akin to Russel’s paradox slightly changed a bit. So in anyway direction you go with powerset of alephs being greater than or equal to its predecessor, you’ll hit a logical wall one way or the other.
Well that one statement was clearly talking about bypassing defenses by destroying them from within. It would be a bit redundant to mention bypassing defenses by raw power and immediately follow it with "they can also destroy them from within".In both Shiraishi's statements and that narration it alludes to that not being the only things they can do. If it was saying they only used this power to do things like crush hearts, that'd be one thing; but it says that they can bypass any defense and destroy an opponent from within. Not "They can bypass any defense by destroying an opponent from within.