Outerversal Clarification

[CNBA3]

What exactly is the qualification of Outerversal in leyman's terms? From what I understood in the past that they are above concepts or abstract concept, etc.. Now I see descriptions about higher infinities of dimensions such as (Low Outerversal is aleph-1 or countably dimensions), (Mid Outerversal is aleph-2 or higher dimensions), and (High Outerversal is uncountably infinite dimensions).

Much appreciate it.

 

[IdiosyncraticLawyer]

What exactly is the qualification of Outerversal in leyman's terms? From what I understood in the past that they are above concepts or abstract concept, etc.. Now I see descriptions about higher infinities of dimensions such as (Low Outerversal is aleph-1 or countably dimensions), (Mid Outerversal is aleph-2 or higher dimensions), and (High Outerversal is uncountably infinite dimensions).

Much appreciate it.

This will take some explaining. To explain some basic principles, Complex Multiversal means a character can affect 5-dimensional to 11-dimensional objects/structures, Hyperversal means a character can affect 12-dimensional to any higher finite-dimensional objects/structures, and High Hyperversal means a character can affect objects/structures with countably infinite ("aleph-0") dimensions.

Now, with "Outerversal", this term means a character can affect objects/structures that entirely transcend spacial dimensions, even an infinite number of them. However, in the interest of basing our tiering system on strict math instead of informally stated concepts, we formally represent the sub-tiers of this "Outerversal" category as characters affecting objects/structures with a number of dimensions equal to the cardinality (A word here meaning "how much stuff a group contains") of higher-order infinities described by set theory, a branch of mathematical logic that studies collections of items.

Low Outerversal means a character can affect objects/structures with an uncountably infinite number of dimensions (aleph-1), Outerversal means a character can affect objects/structures with additional transcendent layers above baseline uncountable infinity (aleph-2 to aleph-any higher finite number), Outerversal+ means a character can affect objects/structures with an infinite amount of transcendent layers above baseline uncountable infinity (aleph-aleph-0), and High Outerversal means a character can affect objects/structures with a number of dimensions equal to a strongly inaccessible cardinal, which is essentially an infinite set as big compared to other infinite sets as those other infinite sets are compared to finite numbers.

 

[CNBA3]

This will take some explaining. To explain some basic principles, Complex Multiversal means a character can affect 5-dimensional to 11-dimensional objects/structures, Hyperversal means a character can affect 12-dimensional to any higher finite-dimensional objects/structures, and High Hyperversal means a character can affect objects/structures with countably infinite ("aleph-0") dimensions.

Now, with "Outerversal", this term means a character can affect objects/structures that entirely transcend spacial dimensions, even an infinite number of them. However, in the interest of basing our tiering system on strict math instead of informally stated concepts, we formally represent the sub-tiers of this "Outerversal" category as characters affecting objects/structures with a number of dimensions equal to the cardinality (A word here meaning "how much stuff a group contains") of higher-order infinities described by set theory, a branch of mathematical logic that studies collections of items.

Low Outerversal means a character can affect objects/structures with an uncountably infinite number of dimensions (aleph-1), Outerversal means a character can affect objects/structures with additional transcendent layers above baseline uncountable infinity (aleph-2 to aleph-any higher finite number), Outerversal+ means a character can affect objects/structures with an infinite amount of transcendent layers above baseline uncountable infinity (aleph-aleph-0), and High Outerversal means a character can affect objects/structures with a number of dimensions equal to a strongly inaccessible cardinal, which is essentially an infinite set as big compared to other infinite sets as those other infinite sets are compared to finite numbers.

Okay, thanks,

so i have been doing a little research with in relationships between Cantor Sets, Cardinals and Alephs:

• Cardinals of all natural number sets = Aleph-null (countably infinite)
• Cantor Sets = Cardinals of all real number sets = Aleph-1 (uncountably infinite)

just a quick question, for the area where it is between Outerversal+ where it is a structure of infinite layers above of uncountable infinity (aleph-finite infinity) and High Outerversal+ is something related to inaccessible cardinality.

what would something be in the sense of uncountably infinite layers above the uncountable infinite (aleph-finite infinity) in a transcendant fashion?, would it still be Outerversal+ or High Outerversal?

 

[IdiosyncraticLawyer]

Okay, thanks,

so i have been doing a little research with in relationships between Cantor Sets, Cardinals and Alephs:

• Cardinals of all natural number sets = Aleph-null (countably infinite)
• Cantor Sets = Cardinals of all real number sets = Aleph-1 (uncountably infinite)

just a quick question, for the area where it is between Outerversal+ where it is a structure of infinite layers above of uncountable infinity (aleph-finite infinity) and High Outerversal+ is something related to inaccessible cardinality.

what would something be in the sense of uncountably infinite layers above the uncountable infinite (aleph-finite infinity) in a transcendant fashion?, would it still be Outerversal+ or High Outerversal?

I'm not sure, you would need to ask a more specialized staff. I posted this thread on DontTalkDT's wall and asked for help.

 

[CNBA3]

I'm not sure, you would need to ask a more specialized staff. I posted this thread on DontTalkDT's wall and asked for help.

Okay, thanks.

 

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[CNBA3]

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I don’t think i got your message.

 

[Enter_Bluey]

I think this would still be outerverse level+. Since inaccessibility isn't rlly supposed to be reachable by those infinities. Could be wrong but

 

[Scottycj256]

What exactly is the qualification of Outerversal in leyman's terms? From what I understood in the past that they are above concepts or abstract concept, etc.. Now I see descriptions about higher infinities of dimensions such as (Low Outerversal is aleph-1 or countably dimensions), (Mid Outerversal is aleph-2 or higher dimensions), and (High Outerversal is uncountably infinite dimensions).

Much appreciate it.

Outerversal by VSBW standards is Aleph 3

or if you're not good at math (like a normal person) then transcending dimensionality

 

[IdiosyncraticLawyer]

Outerversal by VSBW standards is Aleph 3

or if you're not good at math (like a normal person) then transcending dimensionality

I've never heard that before?

 

[Scottycj256]

I've never heard that before?

The number of dimensions you'd need to transcend to be 1-A is Aleph 2, which makes you Aleph 3

 

[Scottycj256]

Aleph 1 is countably infinite dimensions

being above that makes you Aleph 2, which transcends the common idea of what dimensions are

Aleph 3 completely transcends dimensionality, which makes you 1-A

Space time dimensions are defined over R, so Aleph 2 is basically (R ^ R) ^ (R ^ R), and transcending that is Aleph 3

High 3-A/Low 2-C = Aleph 0

High 1-B = Aleph 1

Low 1-A = Aleph 2

1-A = Aleph 3

 

[IdiosyncraticLawyer]

Aleph 1 is countably infinite dimensions

being above that makes you Aleph 2, which transcends the common idea of what dimensions are

Aleph 3 completely transcends dimensionality, which makes you 1-A

Space time dimensions are defined over R, so Aleph 2 is basically (R ^ R) ^ (R ^ R), and transcending that is Aleph 3

High 3-A/Low 2-C = Aleph 0

High 1-B = Aleph 1

Low 1-A = Aleph 2

1-A = Aleph 3

That's not what the standards say in the slightest.

• High 3-A is aleph-0 energy on a 3-dimensional scale.
• Low 2-C is affecting a 4-dimensional space, commonly a spacetime.
• High 1-B is aleph-0 dimensions, which is countable infinity.
• Low 1-A is aleph-1 dimensions, which is uncountable infinity, not countable infinity.
• 1-A is aleph-2 dimensions and above.

 

[Enter_Bluey]

1A is aleph 2. Low 1A is aleph 1 dimensions like said above. So nah, 1A doesn't start aleph 3. That would be a layer