Universe Embedding Question

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Now from what I understand and from what I've been told, if one universe is embedded in another universe that makes the second universe Low 1-C. I thought this was because there is an uncountably infinite difference between the two.

Am I mistaken about that?

 

[KLOL506]

More like, if a bigger realm encompasses a Low 2-C Spacetime continuum and views the spacetime continuum as infinitesimally small compared to its own existence and is stated/shown to view said spacetime continuum as like a page on a book or is stated/shown to exist one level of existence higher/one level of infinite qualitative superiority higher than said spacetime continuum, only then is it viable for the bigger realm to be Low 1-C.

It's a lot of words and strictness, I know, but that's how you claim superiority here. You need these statements made verbatim or close to verbatim or have showings of that nature to qualify realms for Low 1-C.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

More like, if a bigger realm encompasses a Low 2-C Spacetime continuum and views the spacetime continuum as infinitesimally small compared to its own existence and is stated/shown to view said spacetime continuum as like a page on a book or is stated/shown to exist one level of existence higher/one level of infinite qualitative superiority higher than said spacetime continuum, only then is it viable for the bigger realm to be Low 1-C.

It's a lot of words and strictness, I know, but that's how you claim superiority here. You need these statements made verbatim or close to verbatim or have showings of that nature to qualify realms for Low 1-C.

What about the whole timeline thing? I think it was Planck who said this, but he stated we see the timelines of universes as something that creates a snapshot of the universe every infinitesimal amount of time, (0.0000000--> seconds). Because of that, even an Infinite 3D Universe is infinitely smaller than the uncountable infinity of a timeline.

So wouldn't that uncountably infinite difference apply if a universe's timeline is embedded in yet a larger timeline?

 

[Makoto500]

If it's a finite set that is a subset of the other then {{}}>{} would be what I have in mind.

If it's however a infinite set that is a subset of the other then A>B if B is a proper subset of A but if B is a improper subset of A then A=B.

Not sure for the standards for this though but instant death comes in mind.

 

[Delta333]

If the higher spacetime contains the lower spacetime in the form of finite object then the higher spacetime must be indeed higher infinities/Low 1-C and there is no need of additional context, it's just gap between any ordinary spacetime and any ordinary object within it being uncountable infinite.

 

[Ren1999]

but instant death comes in mind.

is cosmology instant death similar to this thread's question?

 

[Fixxed]

I will says if the universe make a another universe as subset/subspace of it. The embedded feats is actually too vague for have a higher dimension (for have a large exstradimensional)