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what are the arguments?
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Small correction: Hell is at least 2-B, the multiverse itself is 2-A. What Hell is stated to transcend is said 2-A structure (transcends space-time which includes said multiverse) and is also stated to be threat towards (I think Hell should be 2-A for that, but the Hell do I know?).Containing multiple universes is something a bigger 4D space can do. A 2-A multiverse can contain a 2-B multiverse without it being a Low 1-C space.
This would be more evidence for Tier 1 though. Though from what I know of this has indeed been brought up before, but the DOOM members went with a 2-B Multiverse.
Backing up this 2-A Hell thing with this image of Hell causing the multiverse itself to implode. We already use this for Hell scaling to the cosmology. Surprised that it isn't 2-A yet.Small correction: Hell is at least 2-B, the multiverse itself is 2-A. What Hell is stated to transcend is said 2-A structure (transcends space-time which includes said multiverse) and is also stated to be threat towards (I think Hell should be 2-A for that, but the Hell do I know?).
idk im just boredTime to make this thread into a "make Hell 2-A" thread? Or should that just be saved for a later CRT? I'll leave it up to the people here.
You are forgetting one part, there literally says the lower dimension must be infinitesimal to the higher one in order to, which is similar to a R/F interaction, but even then hell doesn't have such statements as far as this thread went, simple saying transcendence and unbound does not mean being infinitely bigger even if you encompass somethingLow 1-C doom??? Wasn't this rejected?
Leaving some input here...
"Yep, it address that those terms, with reality fiction interaction proof, are used for tier 1, without it they are meaningless.
Either that one has more evidence or it deserves a downgrade.
The reasons got brought up on the previous doom cosmology upgrade thread"
Well... saying how you only need R/F to prove higher dimensionality to get higher tiering isn't necessarily true.
"One of the more straightforward ways to qualify for Tier 2 and up through higher dimensions is by affecting whole higher-dimensional universes which can embed the whole of lower-dimensional ones within themselves. For example: A cosmology where the entirety of our 3-dimensional universe is in fact a subset of a much greater 4-dimensional space, or generalizations of this same scenario to higher numbers of dimensions; i.e A cosmology where the four-dimensional spacetime continuum is just the infinitesimal surface of a 5-dimensional object, and etc."
This is the large requirement, not the reality fiction one, both of which can certainly grant tier 1.
- However, I think (not entirely sure) it should be pretty obvious that the difference between just this smaller structure and larger structure is that of an uncountable infinite one
(Like how spatial dimensions of a universe is infinitesimal to the temporal one with the example provided by the FAQ)
I also heard some talk about hell also being transcendent and unbound to 4D.
To determine the nature of transcendence :
"They can qualify, however, if said "higher plane" is defined as having a relationship of qualitative superiority over lower realms in one way or another, such as by perceiving them as literal fiction/unreality (or being comparatively more "real" in nature), encompassing them in an infinitesimal portion of itself, residing in a higher state of being altogether, and etc."
I guess an argument I do see is how is hell is transcendent to 4D structures and it's superior in the nature, as it embeds them within, I guess it could be Low 1-C
You may need to summon Ultima, Elizhaa or Yuri and not so knowledgeable on doom, so you may need some supporters but do what y'all will with this.
I mean the text doesn't sound like a spacetime superiority to me, just hell being hard to access, they even say it is outside the universe rather than beyond it.From the Codex Story of the Maykrs - Urdak:
"Urdak itself exists in an anchor state, utilizing highly advanced dimensional shift technology to allow a static position at a sub-quantum level. This essentially inverts their position in relation to Hell; both planes of existence are fixed outside the bounds of the known universe, a 'lower' and 'higher' reality."
From the previous FaQ regarding Low 1-C:
"'However, if it is specified that they "transcend space and time" in the sense that they exist on some higher level of reality that is outright superior to a spacetime continuum in nature, then they should be put at Low 1-C, assuming the continuum in question is one comprised of four dimensions. The answer may vary depending on this factor''
So it appears that Hell is actually an higher plane of existence, and this with the fact that it trascend space and time might actually make Low 1-C Hell plausible.
This being said, I understand why it might look strange, so I wont go against a rejection.
The Space-time superiority statement is already in the OP, here I wanted to specify that Hell is described as a higher plane of existence, which would support a possible Low 1-C rating.I mean the text doesn't sound like a spacetime superiority to me, just hell being hard to access, they even say it is outside the universe rather than beyond it.
I didn't forget that, what I highlighted from the FAQ also does mention how the lower dimension should be infinitesimal. But yes I do agree. I don't know if anything about hell would make it much larger than the 4D structure if it only transcends it.You are forgetting one part, there literally says the lower dimension must be infinitesimal to the higher one in order to, which is similar to a R/F interaction, but even then hell doesn't have such statements as far as this thread went, simple saying transcendence and unbound does not mean being infinitely bigger even if you encompass something
The FAQ says that it needs that higher plane still needs a infinite difference in size and superiority, which is the gap between 2-A and low 1-C, you won't achieve it without such gap, so simple being called a higher plane or anything is still not enough.I want to specify that Low 1-C Hell is much more plausible than many thinks. Using tha FaQ as basis again, a simple statement of something transcending space and time isn't enough to warrant a Low 1-C rating, unless it's specified that said thing is an higher plane of existence.
Here, we have in the OP a statement that says that Hell is unbound by space and time and at the same time we also have a statement of it being an higher plane of existence. So, it checks both requirements.
But again, I understand that it might be "too early" for a Tier 1 Doom, so I wont oppose to a rejection.
Here is the complete FAQ about the "transcending space and time" case:The FAQ says that it needs that higher plane still needs a infinite difference in size and superiority, which is the gap between 2-A and low 1-C, you won't achieve it without such gap, so simple being called a higher plane or anything is still not enough.