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So an infinite hierarchy of universes interesting. Could the same be said for multiverses within the Tapestry?
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So an infinite hierarchy of universes interesting. Could the same be said for multiverses within the Tapestry?
Not within the Tapestry, but within the High Umbra, there's a system which created Multiverses based on any model, that would likely contain infinite Multiverses as it's based on the Turing Machine (a computer with infinite computational power)So an infinite hierarchy of universes interesting. Could the same be said for multiverses within the Tapestry?
Is there any quote about how higher tellurian views the lower one as Shadow?Not within the Tapestry, but within the High Umbra, there's a system which created Multiverses based on any model, that would likely contain infinite Multiverses as it's based on the Turing Machine (a computer with infinite computational power)
It is a Chinese novel, there will be soon a cosmology upgrade that will be at the same level like urs if not stronger.Huh?
How many layers into tier 0?It is a Chinese novel, there will be soon a cosmology upgrade that will be at the same level like urs if not stronger.
Inaccessible layers into 0 (new cosmology upgrade soon)How many layers into tier 0?
Wod as far as i see is like 4 to 5× immeasurable into 0 or tier -4/5
And how? The person above said it is only 5x immeasurable layers into 0.If the Chinese novel is Inaccessible layers into 0, WoD's already passed that by being beyond infinite layers into 0
Ignore us, Dread just feels like bragging.If the Chinese novel is Inaccessible layers into 0, WoD's already passed that by being beyond infinite layers into 0
Oh yeah, I see, well yeah WoD does that too:Ignore us, Dread just feels like bragging.
But to clarify, by Inaccessible Layers, we mean, the 1st Inaccessible Layer is beyond any extension of infinite layers into Tier 0, then the second Inaccessible Layer is beyond any extension of infinite layers of the 1st Inaccessible Layer, the second Inaccessible Layer is beyond any extension of infinite layers of the 2nd Inaccessible Layer.
Ye like that.Oh yeah, I see, well yeah WoD does that too:
The Tapestry as a whole has infinite layers, and contains all of them. There would be no amount of layers which would be able to fill the Tapestry, so that would be 1st Inaccessible.
The 2nd Inaccessible would then be the Low Umbra's infinite layers, which exists within the Umbra beyond the Tapestry, so on and so forth.
Oh alright, this summed up then. So they are both rather similar in nature.Oh yeah, I see, well yeah WoD does that too:
The Tapestry as a whole has infinite layers, and contains all of them. There would be no amount of layers which would be able to fill the Tapestry, so that would be 1st Inaccessible.
The 2nd Inaccessible would then be the Low Umbra's infinite layers, which exists within the Umbra beyond the Tapestry, so on and so forth.
Yeah, well you'd then have to consider the recursions:Ye like that.
Fr, we made them dirty XD. Our target is SRE but fck they have nu-0 similarity.Poor SCP, it got to sit at the top for a few months at least.
In terms of layers, the former can't be unmeasured, while inaccessible can't be reached by any means.To be honest, i don't understand the difference between immeasurable and inaccessible .
I seeIn terms of layers, the former can't be unmeasured, while inaccessible can't be reached by any means.
Yeah, but at least two of them need to comment here for the upgrade to pass.Staff avoid Tier 0 stuff like the plague.
Unmeassured? What does that mean in terms of scaling?In terms of layers, the former can't be unmeasured, while inaccessible can't be reached by any means.
Self-Reference EngineSo WOD is the strongest zero?
No one has ever had a character beyond set theory
What is nu-0?SRE actually reached nu-0, so I assume SRE is still strongest.
Being beyond all sizes and formal systems. (simply explained)What is nu-0?
by how much?No, not at all.