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Speed Question

What speed is traveling an infinite distance in 0 seconds or time be?
Inacessible

Infinite speed, from the speed page

Infinite Speed (Able to travel anywhere instantly, or move an infinite distance within a finite amount of time. Teleportation does not count. For further information, see notes 4, 5 and 7 below.)
 
Like, the punch that surpass time from Zeus happens in 0,000000000000 seconds, aka instantly, and he is rated as Infinite speed
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Like, the punch that surpass time from Zeus happens in 0,000000000000 seconds, aka instantly, and he is rated as Infinite speed
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Ahh I see thanks.
 
Like, the punch that surpass time from Zeus happens in 0,000000000000 seconds, aka instantly, and he is rated as Infinite speed
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How would the speed formula work though? S = D/T

If time is 0 wouldn't the distance have to be divided by 0 which will also result in 0?
 
How would the speed formula work though? S = D/T
it doesnt, this is one of the reason that moving in places without time doesnt qualify to Infinite speed anymore
If time is 0 wouldn't the distance have to be divided by 0 which will also result in 0?
Yeh, this is one of the problems with ''time 0'', but we know that it somehow works like instantly, this is one of the reason that some people wants the Inacessible speed to these cases
 
it doesnt, this is one of the reason that moving in places without time doesnt qualify to Infinite speed anymore

Yeh, this is one of the problems with ''time 0'', but we know that it somehow works like instantly, this is one of the reason that some people wants the Inacessible speed to these cases
Then shouldn't there be a speed rating for moving in places without time so that those can be differentiated from infinite speed.

So why is inaccessible speed not on the speed page? It would make a lot more sense if that was the case.
 
Then shouldn't there be a speed rating for moving in places without time so that those can be differentiated from infinite speed.
Not really, moving in places without time is rated as the famous S = D/T, while T being 0, resulting in speed 0, iirc, that is the reason that it got yeeted out
So why is inaccessible speed not on the speed page? It would make a lot more sense if that was the case.
it was on the page but got removed, and now, they are kinda of merged, the ''instantly'' rating was the Inacessible speed iirc
 
Not really, moving in places without time is rated as the famous S = D/T, while T being 0, resulting in speed 0, iirc, that is the reason that it got yeeted out

it was on the page but got removed, and now, they are kinda of merged, the ''instantly'' rating was the Inacessible speed iirc
Why didn't they just keep inaccessible speed? Since the definition for inaccessible speed is T being 0, resulting in speed 0. It would have made the justification for inaccessible speed better.

I see, but instantly is such a vague term, is it not?
 
Yup, indeed it is a vague term, but I guess that the ''instantly'' ratings are things like 0 seconds, like Zeus case that I showed
Honestly, it would be better to give him inaccessible speed because the literal definition for inaccessible speed is moving in 0 amount of time.
 
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