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it would be deductively invalid is I didn’t conclude upon an induction. Which I did.You conclude using a deductive form of inference with inferences that require induction to conclude upon? Deductively invalid
“It is narratively more consistent that the core is a higher dimensional existence to the record universe and near side of the moon. Because that is what it holds “higher dimensional perspective” over.”
you can’t even use this as supporting evidence. As my interpretation, which just says the core is a more complex 8d structure, would also have the barrier as an extension of its memory.There's it's clear subsets that being an 8 dimensional space repeatedly called an additional aspect of its own existence like how a higher dimensional space has lower dimensions as that to embed itself on them to become higher dimensional therefore its most likely the case that it's 9D
I don’t think you understand what you are attempting to prove. Later on in this passage you argue that you don’t need to prove your claim is perfect. That you only need to prove it is more probable than the other interpretations. However every single piece of evidence that you attempt to attribute to backing up your claim isn’t proving that your claim is more probable than mine. Since you organized your points for us let’s go to that.Never said she reached the core became stronger it's higher dimensional me saying she became even more powerful is just an additional inference demonstrating that the core has some superiority over the things it foundate
1. yes the core is stated a higher dimensional existence. However this statement is so vague that it cannot be used because, as you said, we have no idea if this refers to the barrier or not. So then to back up this main point you need to provide supporting points that show it is more likely than not including the core.(1) the core is said to be higher dimensional (question is does it include to the barrier too which is what the inference responds to). /True
(2)everything outside of the core is nothing but additional memory subsets of the core itself. /True
(3)Incidently a higher dimensional space has lower dimensional spaces as subsets of itself and has superiority over those subsets even then. /True
(4)the core shows clear superior over everything it foundated. /True
C therefore it is a logical to conclude that the core being higher dimensional is in reference to all that which it governs gaven its nature and how it behaves. /most likely true
The antecedents are all true and imply the logical consequence (you cannot deny an implication not holding using another induction it'll simply mean that there's two implication but one must be more likely true than the other therefore you can't say it doesn't definitively imply it)
We don't need always need certainty to conclude on something if something is more probable than its negation it stands to reason to take it over its negation (laymans terms for preponderance of the evidence)
2. True, however this doesn’t at all imply the core is higher dimensional to everything it has memory over. Also, the memory that it holds authority over has its own varying levels of quantitative superiority. As the barrier is unreachable to the observable universes. This piece of evidence does not support your claim more than mine, as both of our claims can equally be true even if you factor it in
3. Yes but how does this at all prove your claim is more probable? It also happens that higher dimensional sets can have lower dimensional and equal dimensional, but less complex, subsets. This evidence is very associative and doesn’t at all prove that your claim is more probable due to the fact there is an equally likely scenario that it’s just a higher dimensional set with less complex and lower dimensional subsets.
4. the core does show clear superiority over everything it founds, however it does not show an even superiority. The only regions the core holds a higher dimensional perspective over is the near side and the universe. It clearly doesn’t hold it over the far side despite the far side being apart of its set. And the barrier is unreachable to the observable universe. So this can’t be used as evidence to say it “more likely” refers to everything it governs
In fact, I would actually say it more likely is the opposite. https://tsukinoura.wordpress.com/2014/10/17/entry-143-why-we-cant-win/
This includes Rani’s statement and it is stated in the same scene in which Rin speaks about its higher dimensional perspective over the observable universe. Not about its authority over the entire moon cell. So it is actually more likely, due to context, that Rani’s higher dimensional statement is actually in reference of its higher dimensional perspective. Which is only over two structures that aren’t proven to be 8d.
So I would actually argue my interpretation is more likely.
None of these would matter, you are just arguing for the sake of it. The original point was that the core is higher dimensional because she only obtained the higher dimensional perspective after merging with the core. Implying that the barrier wasn’t higher dimensional over the rest of the moon cell. The problem with that is that higher dimensional beings don’t necessarily have higher dimensional sight. You can be 8d and not able to view the entire 7th dimensional plane as a scroll. This argument becomes even more irrelevant when you factor in that the higher dimensional perspective doesn’t even view the barrier anyway.Correcting misconceptions
1. BB gaining a higher dimensional perspective by the way doesn't entail that she didn't have it beforehand
2. When they demonstrate she has it by making a reference to her viewing time as a lower dimensional equivalent isn't necessarily a guarantee that she didn't have that, I can be 8D and view time of a 7th dimensional world with its combination with spatial dimensions (say time governing a 6 dimensional world) as lower dimensional equivalent but can't view time of a 8th dimensional world time governing a 7th dimensional world with its combination of spatial dimensions because the information becomes infinitely more complex than my current senses
(e.g I have 8 dimensional senses I gain even higher dimensional senses)
-they claim I gained higher dimensional senses and then they explain the nature of it higher dimensions senses using the nature of time/the magnitude of time requires the magnitude of spatial dimensions in explaining information about the world itself not just the temporal dimension alone so to say "they make a reference to time therefore 4th dimensional worlds infers she didn't have that before" doesn't work
They merely said she can handle the past and future simultaneously I don't think a 4th dimensional entity that can handle past and future simultaneously due to being higher dimensional can handle the same temporal dimensions existing in 8 dimensional worlds not in the manner of the temporal dimension itself but it's combination with the spatial dimension due to the information of the higher dimensional world generally being infinitely more complex than the 4th dimensional world
So the mention of her handling the past and future isn't doesn't entail that she couldn't view 4th dimensional worlds as lower dimensional equivalents because time is not always just on that magnitude not individually even tho individually works too but mostly with its combination with the spatial dimensions themselves
I’m concluding based on what rin said.You conclude on the basis of deduction as form but your argument relies on induction your argument is deductively invalid
“but the real world and the near side of the moon are both operated as this observed universe.”
“On the other hand, the laws of the recorded universe are different. The perception of the recorded universe is over many dimensions…think of it as a higher dimensional existence. From this higher dimension, the third dimension looks like a flat scroll. Er, if the three-dimensional world is a world drawn in a book, and then if you jumped inside the book and came out outside the book, something like that? And then you’re able to look down on any point in your past, present, and future from when you were inside the book, as a record — that’s the higher dimensional perspective.”
she’s stating that the higher dimensional perspective BB holds is over the near side and the universe. As the near side and record universe are the lower dimensional observable universes. Unlike the far side, which doesn’t have a similar higher dimensional perspective over it from the core.
“There’s no past or future. It’s the same as that. This is imaginary number space, a higher dimensional information space made from light. The far side of the moon is fundamentally operated according to the laws of the recorded universe, not the observed universe.”
I’ve justified both of these statements earlierWe can assume anything to say
"the statement is vague therefore mine holds" doesn't justify yours holding /baseless
To say "mine is a leap in logic" doesn't justify "mine being a leap in logic"/baseless