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So, in this blog, I'm going to prove Rick and Morty High 1-A cosmology.
2 season 6 episode, Rick creates a universe, inside which another being (Zeep Xanflorp) creates his universe, inside which another being creates his universe, and so on ad infinitum. It is worth noting that these are not just pocket dimensions, they are entire universes. Every universe is infinite (this is a direct quote from a reliable source, the creator of the universe himself). The universes have superiority over each other in dimensionality, and this makes the world of Rick and Morty High 1-B (infinite dimensionality).
The world of Rick and Morty, in which the action of the animated series usually takes place, is the multiverse. Initially, it was a limited multiverse in which there were only worlds where Rick is the smartest being in the universe, but when Evil Morty broke the central end curve, it turned out to be a huge multiverse that encompasses all possibilities. This brings verse to the Low 1-A tier.
The world of Mr. Poopybutthole. It is known that the world where Mr. Poopybutthole lives surpasses the entire multiverse of Rick and Morty, because he sees it as fiction. This means that it is unattainable by any extensions of the Low 1-A hierarchies of the world, because fiction never reaches the real world. This makes it 1-A.
6 season 7 episode, Rick and Morty enter a meta-reality that lies beyond the fourth wall. This world is powered by pataphysics, which surpasses the metaphysics we have already discussed, just as metaphysics surpasses physics. Since the concept of "pataphysics" includes vision as fiction, this world also surpasses not only the multiverse of Rick and Morty, but also any extension of the hierarchy of worlds like the world of Mr. Poopybutthole. (if we imagine that person1 sees Mr. Poopybutthole as fiction, person2 sees person1 as fiction, and so on ad infinitum.) So it's meta-qualitative superiority, and it elevates Rick and Morty verse to a high 1-A. Rhett Caan and Tag-Man get an even higher level because they can most likely destroy the entire verse. (I'm not sure about the Rhett Caan, but actually, Tag-Man can definitely do it, since he represents the end of the episode, and the episode ends sometime). Although I don't think they get a High 1-A+ tier because they cover only a few layers of meta-qualitative hierarchies, not all their conceivable combinations of it, but they have a pretty high layer at High 1-A.
What do you think about it?
2 season 6 episode, Rick creates a universe, inside which another being (Zeep Xanflorp) creates his universe, inside which another being creates his universe, and so on ad infinitum. It is worth noting that these are not just pocket dimensions, they are entire universes. Every universe is infinite (this is a direct quote from a reliable source, the creator of the universe himself). The universes have superiority over each other in dimensionality, and this makes the world of Rick and Morty High 1-B (infinite dimensionality).
The world of Rick and Morty, in which the action of the animated series usually takes place, is the multiverse. Initially, it was a limited multiverse in which there were only worlds where Rick is the smartest being in the universe, but when Evil Morty broke the central end curve, it turned out to be a huge multiverse that encompasses all possibilities. This brings verse to the Low 1-A tier.
The world of Mr. Poopybutthole. It is known that the world where Mr. Poopybutthole lives surpasses the entire multiverse of Rick and Morty, because he sees it as fiction. This means that it is unattainable by any extensions of the Low 1-A hierarchies of the world, because fiction never reaches the real world. This makes it 1-A.
6 season 7 episode, Rick and Morty enter a meta-reality that lies beyond the fourth wall. This world is powered by pataphysics, which surpasses the metaphysics we have already discussed, just as metaphysics surpasses physics. Since the concept of "pataphysics" includes vision as fiction, this world also surpasses not only the multiverse of Rick and Morty, but also any extension of the hierarchy of worlds like the world of Mr. Poopybutthole. (if we imagine that person1 sees Mr. Poopybutthole as fiction, person2 sees person1 as fiction, and so on ad infinitum.) So it's meta-qualitative superiority, and it elevates Rick and Morty verse to a high 1-A. Rhett Caan and Tag-Man get an even higher level because they can most likely destroy the entire verse. (I'm not sure about the Rhett Caan, but actually, Tag-Man can definitely do it, since he represents the end of the episode, and the episode ends sometime). Although I don't think they get a High 1-A+ tier because they cover only a few layers of meta-qualitative hierarchies, not all their conceivable combinations of it, but they have a pretty high layer at High 1-A.
What do you think about it?
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