Multiversal question

[Sus]

Aha but that's the power set of aleph null, it's 2^aleph null, if that's uncountably infinite, wouldn't infinity^infinity be bigger?

still uncountable infinite, and literally no verse says "we have 2^infinite universes" they use infinite^infinite

 

[Blahblah9755]

basically the verse says "infinite timelines for infinite possibilities"

Gotta point out that this statement doesn’t actually indicate infinite*infinite. The use of “for” here implies that the having infinite universes leads to infinite possibilities.
For it to be infinite*infinite, the statement would need to be something like, “infinite universes, each with infinite possibilities”, alongside some statement that all possibilities resulted in additional universes.

 

[Sus]

Gotta point out that this statement doesn’t actually indicate infinite*infinite. The use of “for” here implies that the having infinite universes leads to infinite possibilities.
For it to be infinite*infinite, the statement would need to be something like, “infinite universes, each with infinite possibilities”, alongside some statement that all possibilities resulted in additional universes.

that's pretty much it, each possiblity has infinite timelines, it's implied in the verse but statements are wack, it's baseline 2A anyway..