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Quantum mechanics doesn't need infinite dimensional hilbert space lol but many world interpretation does need the infinite dimensional Hilbert space.Quantum mechanics typically need infinite dimensional hilbert spaces in order to function.
Negative theologies indescribability pertains to God's transcendence ontologically not just being beyond descriptions, the roots nature is tied to dionysius's approach to negative theology and neoplatonic I could explain more if you want to know why.My issue with the discourse is this: I don't see why (1) indescribability matters at all for the purposes of this wiki or why (3) should be treated as something other than a single degree of transcendence over that verse's reality
But basically in neoplatonism things which are simpler describe complex things and simpler things are ontologically greater than complex things which makes it scalable, take universals for example or whatnot but strictly from platonic realism.
As for (3) the idea of God being transcendent over reality is not because of the limits of reality but God's nature that's why I explained without ineffability thesis being posited, someone being indescribable and inconceivable can only grant a person a singular transcendence over reality.
But conventional ineffability is distinct from negative theology ineffability.
Well you wouldn't find the information you need in Wikipedia's, I have book of dionysius who taught neoplatonic works and negative theology as a result because it's invoked in the hierarchy of intelligibility of neoplatonism being referred to as "the one".What pops out at me, in this compare-and-contrast between Negative Theology and the root, is that while I can see some overlapping themes, I don't actually see the specific information that you describe or that I found when I looked it up.
And it's the same person who invoked the ineffability thesis that says no predicates can be given to the Godhead. The root is consistent with dionysius's approach of negative theology not only by the ineffability thesis but
The root being
That which has divine simplicity, because the God head in neoplatonism lacks parts because God is distinct from his creation that which has parts and as a being that lacks parts God has divine simplicity, this is consistent with the root being said to be nothingness that which lacks properties here and there's more supporting evidence for that, and being implied to the simplest of them all here and with arcueid referring to it only as "the one" which is what the Godhead is called in neoplatonism but also says because we've become so complex we can't reach "the one" because "the one" is simple, similar statements where made in knk as well.
Negative theology is more philosophical than it is theological, and I agree scaling using theology especially without the Inverse material acting as supporting evidence for it hyper-literally scaling would be problematic, but the nasuverse does a fairly good job at accurately representing negative theology.You may miss something, but where in the standards do we scale theories such as negative theology to tier 1? Because DT fairly said in his wall, we don't.