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So..... basically its not actually referencing Cantor's Theorem but JMD's own beliefs, which boils down to "God is Omnipotent and everyone is God".
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It is referencing his beliefs that God is Absolute Infinite and that that Infinity is what God and Everyone else is. He also states how he defines God is everyone's collective interpretations of God put together, so, The Divine Creator being both Absolute Infinite & the representation of Unity would also be true simultaneously. You can also find this indication in the original WoG, where despite it being his interpretation of God is also everyone else's vision/interpretation. So it's really not about whether some versions of God would be different / bad. He knows they are. But he's saying God as he defines it encompasses all of those possible visions / interpretations. The main issue really is whether the two WoGs can be used or not.
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That could workIf the divine creator is TOAAs aspect, we could possibly look at TOAA how we look at DeMatteis' divine presence.
That being, God unbound by any belief system.
Sorry for the double post but I also want to state that even though Earth-1218 was never officially stated, he constantly refers to the concept throughout his Marvel Works. Heck, DeMatteis' had Oblivion that the Quantum Reality > All of Real Life's Imagination, not even The Divine Creator.It is still uncertain whether Divine Creator, which represents a nonfictional God, or TOAA, representing the collection of all authors and editors, is contextually stronger.
However, based on the Alternate Universe Marvel handbooks interpretation of the Omniverse, it is understood that the real world is intended to exist inside the Marvel Multiverse as Earth-1218, giving TOAA dominion over Marvel's supposed "real world" and thus possibly placing him above Divine Creator.
Additionally, there is the concept of the House of Ideas, which is believed to be above all author interpretations of Marvel Comics, including DeMatteis' vision of God and whatnot.
Can you clarify more?Sorry for the double post but I also want to state that even though Earth-1218 was never officially stated, he constantly refers to the concept throughout his Marvel Works. Heck, DeMatteis' had Oblivion that the Quantum Reality > All of Real Life's Imagination, not even The Divine Creator.
Can you clarify more?
So, what does that mean for our wiki in simple terms?Thank you.
Yeah it's quite insane The in-lore ramifications are pretty insane. It now has exactly what World of Darkness' Tellurian has, but instead of it being based on in-fiction Imagination, it's our imagination instead.
Okay. I will be. So, we shall go ahead and do two things: Safe, and Unsafe. This is the safe assumption :So, what does that mean for our wiki in simple terms?
Hope you’ll be fine, mate.
That is exactly what i was thinking, pretty similar to SCPs Noosphere too.Thank you.
Yeah it's quite insane. Honestly could hardly believe it when I first saw it a year plus ago (Why I didn't do this 2 years ago ? Way worse mentally and just got back from a critical mental state that I still haven't fully recovered from). The in-lore ramifications are pretty insane. It now has exactly what World of Darkness' Tellurian has, but instead of it being based on in-fiction Imagination, it's our imagination instead.
Glad we are both on the same wavelength. I noticed the similarities to the Noosphere as well but Tellurian was what first came to mind.That is exactly what i was thinking, pretty similar to SCPs Noosphere too.
Yes, I also much prefer to only scale from in-story information, especially given that DeMatteis does not actually own Marvel Comics as a whole.I don't really think it's a good idea to ramp up Marvel by so many tiers, especially tier 0, based only off 1 or 2 author statements. DeMatteis himself has stated over a dozen times that any interpretation of the text is as valid as his, not to use his statements for battleboarding and similar, many of which have been addressed to the very person who asked DeMatteis in that scan. If there was more on panel descriptions/statements of God and everyone being absolute infinity, it'd be much more useful than a few author scans.
Agreed.Sorry but I had to. He said that the "Creator" being omnipotent, omniscient, etc depends upon the reader's interpretation of their God. That's it.
Fundamentally disagree with this, especially given information we have on "God" from the Beyond comic line.In response to whether or not God is 'Omnipotent', DeMatteis answers the following: "Any time you see God / Creator mentioned in my stories, I'm referring to God. Not a comicbook character, but God. And your interpretation of that depends on your personal vision of God"
Fundamentally disagree with this, especially given information we have on "God" from the Beyond comic line.
Not only this, but we have far more understanding on the TOAA and God.
I think what he's more so talking about is the equivocation between the TOAA and being God as a religious figure (ala Kurt [Nightcrawler] being a known Christian and actively praying to God)
This isn't about tiers tho. It more of if we can use WOG as one of the requirements in addition to the comicsDivine creator maybe high 1-A ?
First, if we can use WOG along with comics thenThis isn't about tiers tho. It more of if we can use WOG as one of the requirements in addition to the comics