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Obviously nobody would take this seriously so that's why I post it here, but I think the VSBW for Walter White should change to Low 1-C. Let me explain why step by step.
In the Better Call Saul finale, Walter White mocks Saul's time machine question and says "Time travel—the kind of time travel that you're thinking of—is a scientific impossibility. It would violate the second law of thermodynamics." Implying that Time Travel is actually a possibility and a thing in the show that exists, and the only exception is that it’s risky to behave.
This would scale to 4D.
First of all, time isn’t a constant. Instead, thanks to Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, we know that both time and space act as variables based on the perspective of the observer. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, time and motion are relative to each other, and nothing can go faster than the speed of light. Time travel happens through what’s called “time dilation” from this, and time dilation is how one's perception of time is affected by their motion and the strength of gravity. An observer traveling at high velocity will experience time at a slower rate than an observer who isn't speeding through space.
Space encompasses the three dimensions that we directly interact with in every day life: length, width, and height. Time, on the other hand, is a whole new dimension. According to Einstein, time will speed up or slow down according to how fast the observer moves or its gravity relative to something else. The 4D environment that simulates this is known as the space-time continuum. It is considered a continuum because every coordinate in space correlates to another coordinate in time. In other words, there are no missing points in the space-time function. Every place and every moment in history can be described by these coordinates.
This also means that if you were to divide the space-time continuum into multiple slices, you would be able to compare different points and their spatial geometry across time. One application of this would be comparing spatial geometry at consecutive points in time to see if the universe is expanding
From this, we can conclude that time travel, if it is possible, would have a significant effect on the space-time continuum. The space-time continuum is the four-dimensional fabric that makes up the universe, consisting of three dimensions of space and one dimension of time. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, gravity can bend space-time, and the faster an object moves relative to another object, the slower that first object experiences time. Therefore, if time travel were possible, it would involve manipulating the space-time continuum in some way due to this travel of time dilation.
But Breaking Bad characters can write entire stories and narratives within their verse from a computer, and literally rewrite their entire cosmology, basically creating new stories or narratives of Breaking Bad through typing.
So this should bump Walter White to Low Complex Multiversal because he views a 4D cosmology as fiction.
In the Better Call Saul finale, Walter White mocks Saul's time machine question and says "Time travel—the kind of time travel that you're thinking of—is a scientific impossibility. It would violate the second law of thermodynamics." Implying that Time Travel is actually a possibility and a thing in the show that exists, and the only exception is that it’s risky to behave.
This would scale to 4D.
First of all, time isn’t a constant. Instead, thanks to Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, we know that both time and space act as variables based on the perspective of the observer. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, time and motion are relative to each other, and nothing can go faster than the speed of light. Time travel happens through what’s called “time dilation” from this, and time dilation is how one's perception of time is affected by their motion and the strength of gravity. An observer traveling at high velocity will experience time at a slower rate than an observer who isn't speeding through space.
Space encompasses the three dimensions that we directly interact with in every day life: length, width, and height. Time, on the other hand, is a whole new dimension. According to Einstein, time will speed up or slow down according to how fast the observer moves or its gravity relative to something else. The 4D environment that simulates this is known as the space-time continuum. It is considered a continuum because every coordinate in space correlates to another coordinate in time. In other words, there are no missing points in the space-time function. Every place and every moment in history can be described by these coordinates.
This also means that if you were to divide the space-time continuum into multiple slices, you would be able to compare different points and their spatial geometry across time. One application of this would be comparing spatial geometry at consecutive points in time to see if the universe is expanding
From this, we can conclude that time travel, if it is possible, would have a significant effect on the space-time continuum. The space-time continuum is the four-dimensional fabric that makes up the universe, consisting of three dimensions of space and one dimension of time. According to Einstein's theory of relativity, gravity can bend space-time, and the faster an object moves relative to another object, the slower that first object experiences time. Therefore, if time travel were possible, it would involve manipulating the space-time continuum in some way due to this travel of time dilation.
But Breaking Bad characters can write entire stories and narratives within their verse from a computer, and literally rewrite their entire cosmology, basically creating new stories or narratives of Breaking Bad through typing.
So this should bump Walter White to Low Complex Multiversal because he views a 4D cosmology as fiction.
