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is low 2-C means infinite number of high 3-A ?
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is low 2-C means infinite number of high 3-A ?
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Low 2-C basically needs to be at least 3-A sized while having it's own space-time continuum. It doesn't inherently need to be as big as a High 3-A sized on a 3-D scale, but it requires a reasonable size on a 4-D scale. But AP wise, it is logically assumed to be an uncountable number above High 3-A yes. Though, if there is a High 3-A size on a 3-D scale combined with having a space-time continuum, then it could be above baseline Low 2-C.
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as said above 4th Dimensional Space (that can be 3 Spatial + 1 Temporal, or just 4 Spatial dimensions) is uncontably infinite larger than most possible higher 3D standards
