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What the title says, and im posting it here in the staff forum for self-explanatory reasons. This thread involving DBH made me and a few others think of a new tier to add to the tiering system, and one that I think is very viable to add. High 2-B.
What would High 2-B cover? Simply put, High 2-B being added would be for the verses that have a "constantly-increasing" Multiverse as part of their cosmology. "Endless", "Infinitely-branching", "Innumerable", "Ad-Infinitum", terms like these that can be used to describe it. A Multiverse that doesn't have a specific finite number of universes/timelines/space-time continuums to it's name, as it's constantly increasing in number, but is also not infinite since it's still finite in scope and won't reach infinite by increasing the number.
Now sure, at the moment, our ordinary 2-B tier basically covers this on some scale by specifying it's "extremely high into 2-B", but I propose that a "High 2-B" tier would help to be more organized when looking at this. Baseline 2-B starts when a verse's multiverse reaches 1001 universes, or more, as specified by "countless". However, a Multiverse that's infinitely increasing in the finite number of worlds really shouldn't fall in the same boat as the former, as there is a difference between a Multiverse with an explicit number of worlds and a Multiverse that has an unspecified number for always increasing it, thus making the latter a highly unspecified level of 2-B that should have it's own tier to organize it better.
What does everyone else think? Unnecessary? Or better to have?
What would High 2-B cover? Simply put, High 2-B being added would be for the verses that have a "constantly-increasing" Multiverse as part of their cosmology. "Endless", "Infinitely-branching", "Innumerable", "Ad-Infinitum", terms like these that can be used to describe it. A Multiverse that doesn't have a specific finite number of universes/timelines/space-time continuums to it's name, as it's constantly increasing in number, but is also not infinite since it's still finite in scope and won't reach infinite by increasing the number.
Now sure, at the moment, our ordinary 2-B tier basically covers this on some scale by specifying it's "extremely high into 2-B", but I propose that a "High 2-B" tier would help to be more organized when looking at this. Baseline 2-B starts when a verse's multiverse reaches 1001 universes, or more, as specified by "countless". However, a Multiverse that's infinitely increasing in the finite number of worlds really shouldn't fall in the same boat as the former, as there is a difference between a Multiverse with an explicit number of worlds and a Multiverse that has an unspecified number for always increasing it, thus making the latter a highly unspecified level of 2-B that should have it's own tier to organize it better.
What does everyone else think? Unnecessary? Or better to have?