CosmicWreck
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1. According to Minowski, which this site at least partially bases its tiering system on, space and time are not the same so calling it spatial manipulation is incorrect. In fact, you yourself pointed it out didn't you? Regardless if it's 1 spatial dimension, 2 spatial dimension, time still exists, so how can they be the same?well if time itself is destroyed then that'd be like destroying space
in the sense that it isn't something tangible that can be interacted with, so it'd be more like a complicated EE or spatial manipulation
Basically, in Minowski space-time, space is not a tangible construct either but the position of an object needed to be described relative to the environment or other entities. It is the measurement of the subjective nature of locality.
Time is the measurement of motion relative to the environment or other entities. It is the measurement of the subjective nature of motion where "motion" is the distance between events.
These two concepts only merge when the factor of the speed of light is taken into consideration (thus E=mc^2).
Or at least that's how I understand it.
2.I'm not sure I fully understand your previous point.
How does time manipulation being hax mean it has a lower AP.
In destroying all of space you're only destroying the distance covered by the universe in a single instant or event.
However, in destroying the time you're destroying the distance between of all the universes that exist in a set of events including the universes themselves which would of course require a higher AP.
3. It's hax usually only in that space-time is either created or destroyed. In fiction, most universe busting feats are performed by a sudden release of energy. Even creation feats do so (such as Bernkastel and Lambada creating universes as a result of their collisions).
4. To further prove that space and time are different I want to point towards the dimensions of quantities.
Time has one dimension, being the equivalent of length. Space doesn't, it has length, width, and height.
I hope I managed to explain it all properly.