>Look, I'm not claiming the goddess is a character in the sense she's someone who directly appears and does things. I'm saying she's a character in the sense that multiple people in verse who know what they're talking about talk about her. To say that the people claiming her profile should stay are "making up" her character is false.
Or, rather statements of "God" are metaphorical/poetic/figurative descriptors used by those characters for higher realities, in a similar way to how some people refer to the universe as "God", or figuratively anthropomorphize the universe into something of a pantheistic deity.
>Manifold is inherently an esoteric verse, and all statements about her existence come from people who know what they're talking about.
They aren't statements, they are hypotheses, guesses, about the nature of the highest reality, and they aren't definitive by themselves.
If we had a statement about how the highest reality contains consciousness within it, or something to that effect, without any mitigating "maybes" or "perhaps", then you'd have a point.
>Going by your logic the elder scrolls god tiers should be deleted or downgraded.
I don't know much about TES, but I have a feeling that comparison doesn't work. I already see more clear evidence for the Amaranth's existence from the quote on its profile page alone than for the Goddess.
>If manifold was a verse where everything supernatural was fake, or if the people claiming her existence were villains/cultists you'd have a point, but it isn't.
Isn't Manifold a relatively hard sci-fi, where nothing is supernatural and anything mystical is just an application of esoteric scientific and mathematical theories? Either way, even if it did have supernatural elements, and the people hypothesizing (not claiming) the existence of the Goddess were morally perfect with infinitely stable minds, what does that have to do with the Goddess' existence in particular?
