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Whats to say that the statement isn't present continous but actually past continous.
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This means that the History has infinite branches which is explained as a state of being. 2A in present.Basically, "history, on top on having infinite branches" Is where the continuos tense stands. It's just not a future one
Yeah, lemme explain what we all didn't getI mean if continuous tense is not contradicted to 2-A then even if the translation is true,the verse is still not be downgraded at all and there is nothing left to debate
Basically like this translation right?It's like saying "history is having an infinite amount of branches"
If we goes this way then there will be headache, will this is similar to character stats and profile wiki, they 2-A and High 2-A
Okay, would you mind showing evidence of that then?History means the multiverse, and possibility. It's interchangeable.
Sure, all credits go to RedReborn1's blog, which I linked Earlier.Okay, would you mind showing evidence of that then?
I mean,So I've been called to check on this...
I would think with the way the "~ている" was spoken, despite missing the middle hiragana part, and adding the rest of the sentence here, the line with history probably would be something like "history is infinitely branching" or something.
Then again, the part with branching by itself is confusing when you put place it by itself to that of when you put it with the rest of the sentence where Redgrave got "history has infinite branches".
This boggles me up tbh, so I would take either or isn't wrong with this?
Multiversal++?infinite multiverseses
No idea. Someone probably more capable is probably going to answer.Ohhh thanks for telling me
Quick question, does dbxv follow the quantum theory of the multiverse or something like that?
I mean, wouldn't be there other multiverseses and such?Multiversal++?
Multiversal+²?
Oh I see, I just thought it's weird that only timelines gets branched and bot the whole multiverseNo idea. Someone probably more capable is probably going to answer.
I mean, I have never seen an argument for this interpretation in my short life.
Actually both translations provided by you and Redgrave are correct in thier own ways, even on various translations sites and context finding sites both the translations are plausible, but more often then not a sentence in past or present tense is given more frequently while the the progressive/continuous one is a minority.So I've been called to check on this...
I would think with the way the "~ている" was spoken, despite missing the middle hiragana part, and adding the rest of the sentence here, the line with history probably would be something like "history is infinitely branching" or something.
Then again, the part with branching by itself is confusing when you put place it by itself to that of when you put it with the rest of the sentence where Redgrave got "history has infinite branches".
This boggles me up tbh, so I would take either or isn't wrong with this?
both translations provided by you and Redgrave are correct in thier own ways
blame Japanese
Actually both translations provided by you and Redgrave are correct in thier own ways, even on various translations sites and context finding sites both the translations are plausible, but more often then not a sentence in past or present tense is given more frequently while the the progressive/continuous one is a minority.
So I guess this difference is supposed to be picked up situation by situation in a verbal-spoken environment??
Another translator adds to the majority side of present tense. So its pretty clear that the cosmology is 2A.A friend of mine who knows Japanese basically told me that this kanji してる indicates that that infinity has already been reached,an action that has already been completed (In the present). So like, history, in the moment they're talking, has already branched into a 2-A amount of timelines.