The M scale issue

[Ioffersomename12]

So the issue is my friend states the M should be L1-A because he transcends concept of space time too (which its [I think] 1-A too). Here is the full sentence of him:

The concept of spacetime is L1A because the concept of spacetime encompasses all dimensions: 4D, 5D, 6D, etc. So, what is being discussed here? What is meant here? The important part is this sentence: "beyond time, space, and casuality."
In this sentence, space, time, and casuality are connected by the same verb.
Causality is already a concept, and if the phrase "beyond causality" expresses being beyond the concept of causality, then the same conceptual "beyond" applies to time and space, which are also connected by the same word. To assume that one concept is conceptual and the other is beyond a different kind of concept when both are connected by the same verb in the same sentence is linguistically and logically inconsistent.

Therefore, the m has L1A.

Here is the arg: .hgguv - Imgur https://share.google/rzMwU83rFzYfYzg1Y

 

[AyOgUyS]

The concept of spacetime is L1A because the concept of spacetime encompasses all dimensions: 4D, 5D, 6D, etc

This is verse dependent

 

[Ioffersomename12]

This is verse dependent

Wait so concept of space-time isnt L1-A or 1-A? When did it changed

 

[AlipheeseXIV]

It's been that way for awhile, it is possible to get L1A or 1A for this kinda stuff but it requires far more evidence than what's presented here. Simply being beyond time and space and even causality is just acaus type 5 (which he has) and a n+1 increase at most

 

[Ioffersomename12]

It's been that way for awhile, it is possible to get L1A or 1A for this kinda stuff but it requires far more evidence than what's presented here. Simply being beyond time and space and even causality is just acaus type 5 (which he has) and a n+1 increase at most

But I mean. He states its beyond casuality which is a concept. And at the same time he states he is beyond space-time. So isnt that mean he is beyond the concept of it too?

 

[AlipheeseXIV]

Afaik not by default no, otherwise countless other verse's would be 1A, it requires more evidence than statements of being beyond, transcending, superior, etc

 

[Celestial_Pegasus]

Being beyond space-time isn't L1-A by default, and in this case is Low 1-C since we know M is physically bigger than infinite universes.

We need a bit more evidence to put M higher, but who knows when or if more VN's will be translated, kinda sad since this series has a lot of potential especially with the Demonbane connections.

 

[Ioffersomename12]

Being beyond space-time isn't L1-A by default, and in this case is Low 1-C since we know M is physically bigger than infinite universes.

We need a bit more evidence to put M higher, but who knows when or if more VN's will be translated, kinda sad since this series has a lot of potential especially with the Demonbane connections.

I mean my friend states it is because of implicit meaning. casuality is a concept and is in the sentence with space and time. because of both of the words are in the same topic. casuality being a concept affects time and space being concept too.

if its wrong tell me why