This Saint Seiya CRT Was A Mistake Part 1....................

[Hasty12345]

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[LordGriffin1000]

This is beyond my understanding of tier 1, I've literally only just made my first thread discussion about the subject for a verse I'm knowledgeable of but I've no knowledge on this verse and I haven't done enough research to say if the Tier 1-B is accurate or not. I think Low 1-C is alright but I can speak on the other staff comments about time dimensions, as I assumed their still in the same league as how we treat spatial dimensions and thus once you start adding more, they'd need proof of being greater than the last, and to me this still seems like Low 1-C but again, I don't really do this kind of stuff.

For now, I'll agree with the Low 1-C suggested. However, if the more knowledgeable staff decided the 1-B suggestion is okay or invalid, I'm not going to argue because I'm not knowledgeable on this subject. That's pretty much all I can add to this discussion.

 

[Astral_Trinity439]

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Did you perhaps quote something? That's the ending code for quotes.

Actually the series does have those statements. We'll not said in those ways but for example Lost Canvas is a separate history from Next Dimension/The OG, and lost Canvas is the ine that tells us timelines branch

Then we Saintia Sho which is directly connected to Next Dimension/The OG manga and it mentioned that it branches

Saint Seiya Time Oddessy has so far every timeline branching (weird xenoverse style series)

Where as the Episode G trilogy has branching parallel timelines.

Obviously, I paraphrased everything and simplified the explanations for time sake

Assuming those names are of separate unique universes rather then timelines of something else:
That seems more like each unique universe branches its own timelines. Still Iow 1-C, however.

And assuming they are branched timelines of some other universe and they themselves branch the same way further, that at least implies a 1-C 6D via an Aleph-1 x Aleph-1 amount of 4-D timelines.

 

[TheUnshakableOne]

Did you perhaps quote something? That's the ending code for quotes.

Assuming those names are of separate unique universes rather then timelines of something else:
That seems more like each unique universe branches its own timelines. Still Iow 1-C, however.

And assuming they are branched timelines of some other universe and they themselves branch the same way further, that at least implies a 1-C 6D via an Aleph-1 x Aleph-1 amount of 4-D timelines.

This was my train of thought

spacetime itself has a power set of 2 aleph-0, since that's the cardinality of a continuum.

Which if every coordinate in the universe of both space and time were creating uncountably infinite timelines wouldn't that lead to a space with cardinality 2^2 aleph-0?

Also I don't remember what I was trying to quote

Edit:

3D space is infinite, and the wiki assumes the 1 dimension of time to be infinite as well.

What's important to know that in the spacetime continuum everything is moving through coordinates in both 3D space and the temporal Coordinates. Everything I'm Saint Seiya is constantly in motion even atoms through naturally occuring solar cycles and atomic vibration. And as we see in the same quote the universe has a uniform natural progression of time as all things die through the progression of time.

Now if we took the 3D+1D space time continuum and pause everything in it. You would see 1 snapshot of the Timeline at that moment it was paused in. By wiki default assumption the universe has at minimum an infinite # of Snapshots of the 3D+1D timeline unless there is contrary evidence.

Now with that information, we know that the Saint Seiya universe is infinite and with it, there exist an infinite # of stars. By that we get an extension of an infinite # of atoms, Galaxies, etc. If we took 1 snapshot and pause the universe. We would then have uncountably infinite branches for that 1 snapshot as the same reason in the other section of this crt.

Now extend that to infinite snapshots.

Putting it far more simply

For every coordinate in 1 snapshot that an atom exist on (which is infinite coordinates) you get uncountably infinite timelines.

Thought this sounded like a better explanation