Isn't being a 1-A entity and having HDE contradictory?

[Rutæhh]

I wont pretend to understand Tier 1, much less 1-A but from what I'm understanding 1-A is being unbounded from all spatial dimensions but if an entity that is 1-A has HDE, it literally exists within those dimensions therefore making them not 1-A. Is this correct or am I misunderstanding something?

 

[Rutæhh]

bump

 

[RanHover60]

73 missed calls from Ultima

 

[BestMGQScalerEver]

Not as it is now in the written standards, no.

 

[Rutæhh]

Not as it is now in the written standards, no.

really? is there any sort of reason for this?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

1-A is not limited to beings who are beyond dimensions. The general point is that we use dimensions as an equivalent example, not the only one. High 1-B can be equal to infinite spatial dimensions, however it can also be equal to infinite higher realms.

So, if you reach 1-A without relying on a cosmology based on dimensionality and have statements saying you are a Higher-Dimensional Being, then you can still be 1-A.

 

[GreatIskandar14045]

1-A Tier in this wiki, is determined by size, not the lack of spatio-temporal features.

It's aleph-3 space or aleph-2 dimensions (think about transcending the uncountably infinite dimensions, or aleph-1 dimensions).

Why so? Because the limit of spacetime in the Hausdorff standard is actually Low 1-A (aleph-2 space or aleph-1 dimensions).

If you are not aware of what "aleph-1" is, think about a bigger infinity than your average infinity.

 

[ProfectusInfinity]

The tiering system is undergoing massive revisions, but under the previous/current system, that's not a contradiction. Tier 1-A is not defined as transcending dimensions here, we actually consider "transcending dimensions" to be a no limits fallacy as every tier (including 0) is bound by some sort of mathematical infinity/dimensional standard. Tier Low 1-A means possessing an uncountably infinite number of dimensions.