Question about hyperversal and high hyperversal

[DemonKingAkuto]

So maybe I'm not understanding something but could someone explain the difference between the 2 tiers in the title more clearly?

Basically hyperverse to me seems 12d and higher to any finite number in infinity above standard universal model(i dont even know what the standard universal mode part is supposed to mean)
And high hyperversal is "more generally a space with countably infinite dimensions." which to me seems the same idk why

Also dont get mad at me its like 12 am for me and im tired as **** so Im probably missing something

 

[AbaddonTheDisappointment]

Okay so basically hyperversal is 12 dimensions or higher but below infinity. These dimensions have to each transcend each other, with each being infinitely greater than the last (being above the standard universal model which is 3d). High hyperversal is infinite dimensions as in completely infinite dimensions.

 

[DemonKingAkuto]

OH. Ok now I get it. That helped a lot. Thanks!

 

[Catzlaflame]

Yea and stacking dimensions infinitly isn’t the only way you can get high-1B, if the plane in question is an example of Hilbert space or some other things, by this wiki it is also considered high-1B even if it’s just one plane

 

[QuasiYuri]

Yea and stacking dimensions infinitly isn’t the only way you can get high-1B, if the plane in question is an example of Hilbert space or some other things, by this wiki it is also considered high-1B even if it’s just one plane

Hilbert Space is kind of different from the dimensions we use tho.

 

[FluffyCreatureZ]

wtf is hilterbert plane?

 

[Gwirgisdagoat]

So maybe I'm not understanding something but could someone explain the difference between the 2 tiers in the title more clearly?

Basically hyperverse to me seems 12d and higher to any finite number in infinity above standard universal model(i dont even know what the standard universal mode part is supposed to mean)
And high hyperversal is "more generally a space with countably infinite dimensions." which to me seems the same idk why

Also dont get mad at me its like 12 am for me and im tired as **** so Im probably missing something

Hyperversal refers to a 12D space up to any space with a finite number of dimensions (each one transcending the lower dimension), High hyperversal refers to a space with an infinite number of dimension (each one transcending the lower dimension), the standard universal model is the 4D universe (a universe consisting of the 3 dimensions of space aka length, width and depth and one dimension of time)

 

[Gwirgisdagoat]

Yea and stacking dimensions infinitly isn’t the only way you can get high-1B, if the plane in question is an example of Hilbert space or some other things, by this wiki it is also considered high-1B even if it’s just one plane

Ok sensei we know you are smart

 

[QuasiYuri]

Yea and stacking dimensions infinitly isn’t the only way you can get high-1B, if the plane in question is an example of Hilbert space or some other things, by this wiki it is also considered high-1B even if it’s just one plane

It actually wouldn't give infinitD tho

 

[Catzlaflame]

Ok sensei we know you are smart

I forgot you could comment here wsg LOL

 

[Catzlaflame]

It actually wouldn't give infinitD tho

I might be confusing it with one of the other ones, isnt they’re some scientific shit that grants high-1B ?

 

[QuasiYuri]

I might be confusing it with one of the other ones, isnt they’re some scientific shit that grants high-1B ?

Well, we did use Hilbert Space as the basis for High 1-B in the past, and Idk if we still do; but it's actually a big misunderstanding of how this kinda shitz work as far as I know.

 

[Gwirgisdagoat]

I forgot you could comment here wsg LOL

Nothing much tbh