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Several concept question

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If we establish a collection of concepts as universal truths/objectives, these concepts have the following nature:
  1. They must influence one or more worldviews/realities, depending on their interpretation.
  2. Each interpretation is working on a fundamentally different framework.
  3. In a narrow interpretation, we cannot expand or extrapolate beyond what is defined. For example, the concept of chaos has several interpretations.
    • One worldview describes chaos as the disorder and uncertainty in quantum states—no more, no less.
    • Chaos as an all-encompassing primordial essence that constitutes other concepts and realities.
  4. The second worldview can replicate the first interpretation, but we cannot expand the first one unless we modify it first.
  5. Unmanifested concepts are stateless and eternal.
  6. Concepts that we can interpret but don't influence reality are described as "inert concepts."
  7. Destroying concepts just pushes them into the "inert concept" category.

Now, if we remove a concept from a single worldview, does it qualify as type 1?
What about several worldviews or more than one/wider interpretation?
Is it possible to destroy all variations of a concept, including inert ones, in the truest sense? so one layer above?
What about destroying unmanifested concepts? 2 layer?
If we have a character that abolishes the entire "conceptual settings" mentioned above, how many layers would there be?
 
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