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Let's say there's a mention/feat of destroying the entire universe, how can I know if it affects time as well?
Or is any destruction of all of the universe universal?
I also found this, is it true?
"If a fictional universe features a multiverse, or if the universe is a spacetime or something similar, then the destruction of the entire universe, along with statements like "I will destroy EVERYTHING in the universe and the universe itself," should automatically result in a low 2-C value. This is because, in these situations, the universe is a low 2-C structure, and therefore, the destruction of the universe itself (not just matter, but everything) should, by default, be low 2-C."
Or is any destruction of all of the universe universal?
I also found this, is it true?
"If a fictional universe features a multiverse, or if the universe is a spacetime or something similar, then the destruction of the entire universe, along with statements like "I will destroy EVERYTHING in the universe and the universe itself," should automatically result in a low 2-C value. This is because, in these situations, the universe is a low 2-C structure, and therefore, the destruction of the universe itself (not just matter, but everything) should, by default, be low 2-C."
