Since no one has expressed their disagreement in a proper manner yet (as
@PrinceofPein may do so at the end of the weekend, as he mentioned), I will address the issue.
I am not attempting to refute the comments made by the staff members, as it is not within my purview in this thread, nor is it particularly relevant to the proposal itself. My role here is to assess whether the pieces of evidence presented should meet the required standards, and if the intentions and interpretations align accordingly.
There is no need to wait for my rebuttal, especially since you are not representing the individuals in question. In my experience, discussions where one argues on behalf of others tend to be never-ending and unproductive. We have official standards in place, and we adhere to them. External comments on these standards are unnecessary for supporting our argument.
Officially, my disagreement stems from the use of old sources/materials and the existence of multiple threads on this topic.
To the main evidence here:
I am still uncertain about the specific qualitative superiority being referred to in this context. To clarify, the parallel timeline discussed here exists in tandem with the current timeline, without introducing an entirely new time dimension perpendicular to the existing one. I fail to comprehend how this parallel “Future World” can be considered infinitely larger than the tier 2 structure or being qualitatively superior.
It is possible to encompass multiple lower structures and still remain within the tier 2 category. Moreover, the absence of evidence showing that hypertimelines are perpendicular to the existing ones renders their significance negligible.
To my
main premise of the disagreement, that may change as long as
the new evidence has been posted:
- There is no qualitative superior scan available for tier 1 for this verse, which is a fundamental requirement to pass the thread.
- There is no evidence indicating that the additional timeline, which includes smaller ones, contains an infinite and uncountable number of them or is perpendicular to it.