So before I proceed: your point of contention isn't that Irrelevant Speed (as I'm describing it) doesn't exist, but rather that in practice, it is no different from Immobile Speed. Is that right?
Fair enough, but I'd push back on "you can't argue a
1-A volume is heavier than a
Low 2-C one." Sure, both volumes are massless and therefore technically "weigh the same," but the
1-A volume fundamentally exceeds the
Low 2-C volume in cardinality. All of our units of measurement are defined over the set of real numbers, including distance (space) and time. Meanwhile,
Low 1-A and up are definitionally beyond the set of real numbers in mathematical size (cardinality), so interacting with a
1-A volume at all isn't really possible even if you can lift a timeline, but doing that would just be a higher level of Immeasurable LS, yeah.
The former.
- I guess I concede to removing Irrelevant Lifting Strength based on Tago's points, but Irrelevant Speed is still up in the air.
- If people want it, we may also want to consider another Striking Strength revision to align it more with Lifting Strength (especially with respect to the highest ratings of the latter), but that's a project for another time.
- Type 1 transduality is almost unanimously agreed to be unnecessary. I don't believe anyone has expressed any definite opinions on the other issues of Transduality so far, though - perhaps we should contact DontTalk and Ultima to help us continue Transduality discussion.
- Beyond-Dimensional Existence, based on the input given, seems like it will overall stay the same, albeit with some extra clarifications on the power and its types and maybe a rewrite to the "Possible Uses" section.