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Low 1-A question

Would destroying All of Space-Time,
Scales to whatever space-time is in cosmology.
and reducing the Idea of Time to nothing qualify for Low 1-A
Scans? But if they destroy type 2 concept of time then it at most scales to cosmology. If it's type 1 then probably low 1-A.
Like how statements of being beyond "All of Space-Time" count for Low 1-A
I think idea behind transcending all of space-time being low 1-A is because if you are superior in nature to all of space and time then you cant just be equated to being higher dimensional or of a higher space-time dimension. So destroying all of space-time doesn't really fall under same umbrella and will only scale to cosmology.
 
Would destroying All of Space-Time, and reducing the Idea of Time to nothing qualify for Low 1-A
Idea, aka IdeaIism, is not normaIIy treated as a concept, it faIIs under IdeaIism unIess specificaIIy stated otherwise that Idea there meant ConceptuaI in said sense.
And IF it is conceptuaI, it again depends on how its done, here are a few exampIes
  • The Space-Time is destroyed, as a resuIt, Type 2 Concept of Time wouId naturaIIy be destroyed as weII.
  • The Concept of Time is destroyed, and there is uncertainty if its Type 1 or Type 2, and resuItantIy the Space-time is destroyed.
  • The Type 1 concept of time is destroyed, thus the Space-Time is destroyed.
The first is not Iow 1-A simpIy because Type 2 concepts onIy encompass the reaIity they govern, and destroying the reaIity destroys them as weII. Thus, even destroying a Space-Time so much as that aII that is Ieft is the 4D Hyperspace, even that can be considered destroying Type 2 concept of time.

The second one wouId be considered case by case, since there is uncertainty to begin with.

The third wouId indeed be Iow 1-A, since reaIity itseIf partakes in that concept of time, with said concept being independent of reaIity. That is, just as how any individuaI Space/Dimension is just a part of and partakes in the notion of aII possibIe spaces/Dimensions, with the notion itseIf encompassing, as said, aII possibIe extensions of Space and Dimensions, thus being Iow 1-A.
Like how statements of being beyond "All of Space-Time" count for Low 1-A
That by itseIf is quite a vagrue term, and can aIso be just fIowery Ianguage or just range, the Iatter being the most common case. It can at best onIy be used as supporting evidence.
 
So if for example:

A character exists as an abstraction (AE Type 1) of all Type 1 Concepts, including Type 1 Concept of Space and Concept of Time. Would it be enough for Low 1-A?


If the above is true, then if the above character were to transcend all Type 1 Concepts, being qualitative superior to them. Would it be enough for 1-A?

Edit : By being qualitative superior to Type 1 Concepts, i mean having Transduality Type 2 and Type 3 over Concepts that are Type 1, including Concept of Space and Concept of Time.
 
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