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Yes and in this case they imply the same thing.Nedge1000 said:endless is also a synonym for infinite
So is countless, but we don't use that here.Nedge1000 said:endless is also a synonym for infinite
In our case, endless means infinite. Because after an infinite amount of time. Endless will be infinite. And the archvier was built to embody all the possibilities ever, including those that are to come as he has created and recreated the world thousands of times over, he already embodies the possibilities of 1 world.Warren Valion said:So is countless, but we don't use that here.
When talking about "endless possibilites", it metions the Many Worlds Interpertatio as it deals with possibilites.
How do you know that The Archiver doesn't "grow forever", because saying he embodies "endless possibilities" is what infers that the world does, in fact, grow forever.Firephoenixearl said:In our case, endless means infinite. Because after an infinite amount of time. Endless will be infinite. And the archvier was built to embody all the possibilities ever, including those that are to come as he has created and recreated the world thousands of times over, he already embodies the possibilities of 1 world.
So yes, in our case endless = infinite. As The Archiver is built with the result and doesn't grow forever, like endless would imply.
As i said. When The Archiver was created, they stated he embodies "All Possibilities". Which is why in our case endless = infinity?Warren Valion said:The Internet is an ever-growing system made of information, but it already exists. It keeps getting added upon.
I don't see why this is different from any other version of the Many Worlds Interpretatio. Possibilities being the operative word that tells us as such.
Endless is used as "extremely big"/"can keep going on forever but is finite" way more than infinite though.Nedge1000 said:endless is also a synonym for infinite
disregarding the matter about getbackers at hand, the word "world" in itself rarely mean anything concrete. in itself it doesn't necessarily mean a planet or a universe, it can refer to either one of them but it can also mean something else entirely. are you holding the idea that a world generally mean a universe?Nedge1000 said:ALRF, you are saying world Ôëá universe?
Well yes, TA's original tier was 2-B, though it'd be best to wait untill we find the original raw scans and translate from that.FateAlbane said:I agree that every combination of choices made by humans is 2-B. Pretty good for 2-B, but 2-B still.
Making timelines out of possible human choices and their numbers entails... Well, a number. It can't reach infinity for the same reason you can't go High 1-B by climbing dimensions infinitely or something to that effect: Regardless of how high you go or how much your numbers increase, you will never reach infinity.
No worries, I was just saying my general opinion/impression. o/ I remain neutral on the tier. But I agree that that info could also help here.Firephoenixearl said:You think a 2-B, likely 2-A would be fine untill we find that? (Since some definitions of endless actually mean strictly infinity according to ALRF, which is why i think we should find the original raw scans.
We need the scans as Countless and Endless are questionable translations. We need the scans to see whether they really mean countless/endless or down right infinite. Untill we do that we can't be fully sure on how it works.Warren Valion said:So The Archiver would just be 2-B, never a "likely 2-A".
If the multiverse is based on probability and possibility, then it's 2-B. All possibilities are a finite number.Firephoenixearl said:We need the scans as Countless and Endless are questionable translations. We need the scans to see whether they really mean countless/endless or down right infinite. Untill we do that we can't be fully sure on how it works.Warren Valion said:So The Archiver would just be 2-B, never a "likely 2-A".
Also Stephen Hawking's theory of the multiverse is infinite universes.