Question about Low 2-C

[Orioreeem]

Since amount of numbers from 0 to 1 are uncountably infinite, would destroying 1 second of timeline count as destroying uncountably infinite numbers of 3-A universes?

 

[FluffyCreatureZ]

And thus low 2-C?

 

[Orioreeem]

yes

 

[Blahblah9755]

It’s not known whether time is finitely or infinitesimally quantized, so it’s unclear whether this would be an uncountably infinite number of moments. Considering how we treat space though, I don’t think we would treat it as uncountably infinite.

 

[FluffyCreatureZ]

It’s not known whether time is finitely or infinitesimally quantized, so it’s unclear whether this would be an uncountably infinite number of moments. Considering how we treat space though, I don’t think we would treat it as uncountably infinite.

So it's not uncountablyb infinite despite the number of infinitesimal moments being uncountably infinite? Or is the number of infinitesmal moments in 1 second not uncountably infinite? If the latter is true, then that would be contradicting the "infinitesimal" part here.

 

[Blahblah9755]

Like I said, it’s not known if time has infinitesimal moments.

 

[FluffyCreatureZ]

Like I said, it’s not known if time has infinitesimal moments.

But isn't that literally how a space time continuum is defined?

 

[Blahblah9755]

We call space-time a continuum because that was assumed in early theories regarding it, but there’s no actual evidence for or against it being a continuum, and many modern theories seem to treat it as quantized, which would contradict it being a continuum.

 

[LordNidhoggr]

I wrote this in the other thread, but you seem to fundamentally misunderstand spacetime. For time to be destroyed, it is not sufficient to destroy something so that it doesn't exist; you have to destroy something so that it never existed. The destruction much remove it from the timeline, such that a time traveler could not ever go back to the room. Space-time describes much more than just a thing's physical place in the universe, it also accounts for a thing's position in time. If you removed a room from space-time, you would make it physically impossible to enter the room and stop time's flow there. Even complete annihilation of something so that not even subatomic particles are left would affect a thing's placement in time, and thus all of spacetime.

 

[Sus]

no it won't be low 2C unless the verse establish transcendence between dimensions