What tier would this be

[SubaruN2000]

Let's say there's a multiverse that has an infinite number of infinite-dimensional spacetimes and the dimensions are spatial/geometric ones. Then there's a realm that views the multiverse as fiction. What tier would the higher realm (that views the multiverse as fiction) be if:

1. Theres no further context about the dimensions, apart from them being spatial. So we don't know if higher ones are superior to lower ones.

2. The dimensions of the spacetimes are stated to extend infinitely in all axes.

3. The dimensions extend infinitely and infinitely large higher dimensional spaces embed infinitely large lower ones in a cross section of themselves, like a sphere embedding a circle.

4. The dimensions are accepted as higher infinities but the realm which views the multiverse as fiction is not beyond the concepts of space, time, and dimensions.

5. Dimensions are not accepted as higher infinities but the realm is beyond the concept of dimensions.

6. Dimensions are not accepted and the realm is not beyond the concept of dimensions.

Thanks.

 

[Comiphorous]

Solid 6-B.

 

[Arkenis]

yeah 6-B should be fine. possibly higher

 

[BasedNecoScaler69]

yeah 6-B should be fine. possibly higher

hypoversal level seems the most accurate

 

[SubaruN2000]

Is that a joke? I was genuinely curious what tiers these scenarios would get.

 

[Arkenis]

Think its just 2-A+

 

[ImmortalDread]

Let's say there's a multiverse that has an infinite number of infinite-dimensional spacetimes and the dimensions are spatial/geometric ones. Then there's a realm that views the multiverse as fiction. What tier would the higher realm (that views the multiverse as fiction) be if:

low 1-A

1. Theres no further context about the dimensions, apart from them being spatial. So we don't know if higher ones are superior to lower ones.

You don't need it for infinite dimensions, this is an exception.

2. The dimensions of the spacetimes are stated to extend infinitely in all axes.

Irrelevant for high 1-B

3. The dimensions extend infinitely and infinitely large higher dimensional spaces embed infinitely large lower ones in a cross section of themselves, like a sphere embedding a circle.

Nice cosmology

4. The dimensions are accepted as higher infinities but the realm which views the multiverse as fiction is not beyond the concepts of space, time, and dimensions.

Ya, this is not 1-A then.

5. Dimensions are not accepted as higher infinities but the realm is beyond the concept of dimensions.

1-A if more context is given.

6. Dimensions are not accepted and the realm is not beyond the concept of dimensions.

High 1-B, possibly low 1-A

Thanks.

Nps

 

[SubaruN2000]

You don't need it for infinite dimensions, this is an exception.

I thought dimensions were only tiered as higher infinities if they were explicitly superior to lower ones? Why is infinite dimensions an exception?