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I need help to understand Hilbert Space and what the Outerversal scaling means in dummy terms so that I, an idiot, can understand it
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What is Hilbert Space and Outerversal Scaling in Dummy Terms
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If you are still searching for an answer read.
Hilbert Space: essentially a space with more than 3 dimensions, it can be 5 dimensional or alpeh 2 dimensional. doesn't matter.
Simply, space more then 3 dimensions.
Outerversal: this tier has qualitative superiority to the tiers below it. meaning it is above all extensions and levels of the lesser tiers and cannot be reached/is inaccessible to the rest.
Simply, kinda a higher metaphysical realm.
Hilbert Space: essentially a space with more than 3 dimensions, it can be 5 dimensional or alpeh 2 dimensional. doesn't matter.
Simply, space more then 3 dimensions.
Outerversal: this tier has qualitative superiority to the tiers below it. meaning it is above all extensions and levels of the lesser tiers and cannot be reached/is inaccessible to the rest.
Simply, kinda a higher metaphysical realm.
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Hilbert Space, simply a generalization where there is no finite dimensionality, or infinite in other words.
Outerverse (1-A) is the level where characters are qualitatively superior to lower levels (simply "more real" like R/F for example).
Outerverse (1-A) is the level where characters are qualitatively superior to lower levels (simply "more real" like R/F for example).
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