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Shouldn't timeless dimensions grant immeasurable based on the absence of time?
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Why wouldn't moving in a timeless dimension grant immeasurable?
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No. See here why
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Isn't that basically same as breaking the speed equation (speed undefined hence not measurable)
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The formula for speed is not being "broken", it's simple not applicable at all
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Simple to say, immeasurable speed move freely in time and timeless void has no time, which also leads to the second reason that everyone mentioned here, because there is no time, speed feats cannot be applied.
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Isn't time "not being applicable" just another extension of the predicate "unbound from linear flow of time"? And division by 0 also always result in an indeterminate form
but since time Isn't applicable at all it's not 0 but undefined and that should also make speed undefined(in other words not measurable)
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With immeasurable speed the formula isn't applicable not because the result is indeterminate but because there is no meaning in the time value.Isn't time "not being applicable" just another extension of the predicate "unbound from linear flow of time"? And division by 0 also always result in an indeterminate form
You have Space/Time but time doesn't hava an actual value because sayd value isn't important anymore. 0 is a number, you simply cannot calculate the speed with it. It's not about how fast the character is but an envioremental charatteristic.
Also most of the times characters that moves in timeless spaces already have a finite speed and when they leave that space they keep moving at their precedent finite speed. So do they get immeasurable speed for a bit? Nosense (if that were the case they could have travelled back in time to a poit prior entering the timeless space while keeping the immeasurable speed. Or they could have keept it going into the future or in other ways).
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