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Can someone answer the wolfin questions for helevete's sake!
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Like if you are talking about words as refered to servers.. is because they are totally differnt worlds. each servers have 4 realms, which are accessible only with portals, the fact that there is a limit for them, and because for what i remember the time clock there dosen't works like in the overworldAlso how do we know each minecraft world has its own space-time? If we do keep the entities and true form player key they would only be quite far into High 3-A
I don't understand what you meant with thisWhy should we use 5-D for Low 1-C, 8-D for 1-C, and so on for Minecraft? I thought you needed to effect things at that range/damage being at that range to count
Okay.Like if you are talking about words as refered to servers.. is because they are totally differnt worlds. each servers have 4 realms, which are accessible only with portals, the fact that there is a limit for them, and because for what i remember the time clock there dosen't works like in the overworld
I don't understand what you meant with this
it's not dimensional tiering, it's literally Reallity-Fiction intraction, planes of existence, Dreams.Why should dimensional tiering apply is the jist of it
So essentially what I'm getting from this is Minecraft is baseline 6D? Because I don't see where 7D or 8D come fromit's not dimensional tiering, it's literally Reallity-Fiction intraction, planes of existence, Dreams.
Ultima already said the scaling.So essentially what I'm getting from this is Minecraft is baseline 6D? Because I don't see where 7D or 8D come from
The dreams are the minecraft world are they not?Ultima already said the scaling.
but whatever:
Minecraft World = Low 2-C
the Dreams hierarchy = Low 1-C (5D, 6D)
The Player = 1-C (7D)
The entities = 1-C (8D)
Ultima proved that they trascends minecraft world, also someone before proved they are infinite.The dreams are the minecraft world are they not?
the poem wasn't maded by Notch..People trying to argue Notch was clearly trying to establish higher levels of an ontological hierarchy when I'm fairly sure Notch doesn't know what ontological means.
No, of course not. But if such a character appeared in Dora the Explorer, suddenly there would be a problem.
It is an argument that stands on its legs. Significant evidence is needed. A vague poem at the end of the game explicitly mentioned to just be "hey chap, well done" isn't significant evidence, hell we can hardly agree if the damn things exist or not. My vote stands.That's still not an argument that stands on its legs. Consistency only comes into play if... well, it could be inconsistent.
First of all, while Notch might not understand ontological, if you told him "the poem says the reader is the universe" he would most likely agree. Because that is not something you assume, it something the text states.
If you told him "it says our lifes as humans are just dreams of the universe", I wouldn't doubt he'd still say yes, because the text verbatim says so.
And if you doubt it, so what? You can't prove that.
And what is this inconsistent with? Where does the needing dozens of backup feats for a tier come from? The universe/player is only explained once in the story. The manner in which it is explained is blatantly Low 1-C.
If, let's say in a story, a god appeared and claimed that he viewed this entire reality as a dream, a mere figment of its imagination that it had created many different versions of for every little fantasy it had, would that character not be allowed to have a profile because "it needs to be consistent"?
No, of course not. But if such a character appeared in Dora the Explorer, suddenly there would be a problem.
Oh, vague? Truly? This seemed pretty clear cut to me.It is an argument that stands on its legs. Significant evidence is needed. A vague poem at the end of the game explicitly mentioned to just be "hey chap, well done" isn't significant evidence, hell we can hardly agree if the damn things exist or not. My vote stands.
Or maybe this?and the universe said you are not separate from every other thing
and the universe said you are the universe tasting itself, talking to itself, reading its own code
And the player was the universe.
Sometimes the player created a small, private world that was soft and warm and simple. Sometimes hard, and cold, and complicated. Sometimes it built a model of the universe in its head; flecks of energy, moving through vast empty spaces. Sometimes it called those flecks "electrons" and "protons"
are subdle?Sometimes when they are deep in dreams, I want to tell them, they are building true worlds in reality.
It seems damn clear cut to me that it isn't real, given the, yes, vagueness of the poem and how the creator mentioned it wasn't intended to mean shit. It's fascinating how people will cherry-pick what he says when it suits them and blithely ignore it when it doesn't. Absolutely mind-boggling.Oh, vague? Truly? This seemed pretty clear cut to me.
Or maybe this?
Yes, they are more subdle in the earlier parts of the poem, where green is about to tell you that you created the universe, but blue interrupts to say it in a less raw manner like this:
But are you really going to tell me that the two entities, who have laid out that you create worlds through dreaming (quotes in my above comments), and state that these worlds are real
are subdle?
No, there is nothing unclear here. The message of the half hour poem is not "you beat the game, congrats!" either.
^ thisHonestly, I have no idea how someone can look at the poem and go "well, it's just a congratulations and all metaphorical with no meaning!"
Ricsi makes a lot of sense to me.
I have questionHence, low 1-C. But "waking up from one dream to another" simply refers to going from one game/story to another, not that one dream transcends another.
Their dream is tier 2.I have question
Low 1-C | Low Complex Multiverse level: Characters who can affect, create and/or destroy the entirety of spaces whose size corresponds to one to two higher levels of infinity greater than a standard universal model (Low 2-C structures, in plain English.) In terms of "dimensional" scale, this can be equated to 5 and 6-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 5 to R ^ 6)
I don't see the player create/Destroy the Entirety space In 5D Structure?
what i see the player is only creating universe, but not creating 5d Universe Structure
does the player still have a classification as L1C?
they never stated it wasn't canon.Even if it does supposedly give a reason for tiers, if the devs or whatever have stated it isn't meant to be canon,it then it shouldn't be considered such.
If WoG states that the end poem is not relevant to the actual levels then I see no reason why it should be used.
Even if it does supposedly give a reason for tiers, if the devs or whatever have stated it isn't meant to be canon,it then it shouldn't be considered such.
If it's disregarded tho, we still need to discuss creative modes validity.
The point of contention isn't what's in the poem, it's that WoG contradicts its validity towards the lore.
Stop misrepresenting the point and debate that
And for all other comments that say "WoG says it's fake", here's the response:Ignoring the response.
For those who haven't done a good ole ctrl+F of our editing rules on site, I suggest you do so with the phrase "word of god". Might yield an interesting revelation.
The fact that we write the stories of our own lives is very interesting. We're hardwired to be storytellers, and when we look back on our lives we build them into stories. And the more we find out about the nature of human consciousness, the clearer it is that we are making up stories after the facts a lot of the time, to make sense of decisions that we've made at a totally unconscious level: we have to make them into a story in order to navigate our own personal universe. When someone goes into therapy, for example, you see how they can build two totally different stories about their life from exactly the same materials. When you're playing a computer game, especially a very open one, you're creating a self and an epic adventure that you're the hero of. But you're also doing that in real life when you're walking down the street.
Yes, and by the end of it I actually felt like I was taking dictation from the universe. Now, I'm sure there are many ways of interpreting that experience that don't require cosmic voices from unknown entities to be talking to each other, but it actually did feel like I was taking dictation. So perhaps it is real wisdom in the story, who knows?
Moritzva here:
To be honest, I don't see how this would apply. While he knows "embarrassingly little" compared to hardcore players, he has played the game.Briefly reading through that, I can see multiple times where they did mention that they were directed to just write, not taking the game into account. Which could question the validity of relevance.