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The total space would be into Tier 2, but not 2-A afaik.would this apply even in the case of parallel worlds?
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The total space would be into Tier 2, but not 2-A afaik.would this apply even in the case of parallel worlds?
Technically speaking, how can it be High 3-A if infinity can't be instantiated in reality? Wouldn't the biggest possible rating be layers into 3-A?The total space would be into Tier 2, but not 2-A afaik.
well if it cant be instantiated the difference between dimensions becomes impossible so that also affects lower dimensions which 3D is built upon so diddy bluds 0DTechnically speaking, how can it be High 3-A if infinity can't be instantiated in reality? Wouldn't the biggest possible rating be layers into 3-A?
You'd still have infinite snap shots between two points, just not infinite^infinite which is what a usual time axis gives you.Technically speaking, how can it be High 3-A if infinity can't be instantiated in reality? Wouldn't the biggest possible rating be layers into 3-A?
So, despite the fact that it is stated, verbatim, that infinity can't exist physically, we would just...ignore part of the statement? But, at that point, why not ignore the statement as a whole to make the verse into tier 2?You'd still have infinite snap shots between two points, just not infinite^infinite which is what a usual time axis gives you.
I think you're missing my point here.So, despite the fact that it is stated, verbatim, that infinity can't exist physically, we would just...ignore part of the statement? But, at that point, why not ignore the statement as a whole to make the verse into tier 2?
But that's the thing? I don't disagree with your explanation, I'm saying the moment you mention the word "infinite" it becomes a completely different case from the one I'm proposing to you.I think you're missing my point here.
3-A gets Low 2-C because you have a transinfinite number of snapshots. As you have an infinite number of points with an infinite number of points between any two points. Which is 3-A * infinity^infinity
But having a finite timeline, you have infinite number of points between points, but only a finite number of points. So its 3-A * infinite^finite which is some degree of High 3-A.
By having a bunch of these spaces, let's say an infinite number, you'd get into tier 2 because you'd eventually replace that ^finite with a ^infinite.
I'm explaining how our Tiering System would work with the stuff you provided in your OP. If conceptually an infinite value can't exist, then they'd all be stuck at varies degrees of 3-A with an insubstantial 4D plane separating the 3-A realms., you're still suggesting the existence of "an infinite number of points between points" which obviously can't be the case unless you purposely evade the statement in some way.
Okay, my bad then, I thought you read the whole thread. Thank you for your answerI'm explaining how our Tiering System would work with the stuff you provided in your OP. If conceptually an infinite value can't exist, then they'd all be stuck at varies degrees of 3-A with an insubstantial 4D plane separating the 3-A realms.
Why only applying this logic to time when it can also apply to space as well ?I'm explaining how our Tiering System would work
Space being finite is covered by the base Tiering system already. Anything below High e-A is a finite 3D spatial number.Why only applying this logic to time when it can also apply to space as well ?
HighSpace being finite is covered by the base Tiering system already. Anything below High e-A is a finite 3D spatial number.