Little do we 3rd dimensional creature know, there is an endless plethora of endless plethoras of -verses, dimensions, afterlifes, gods, totalities, civilization types etc.. beyond what we humans find the highest, theres always something larger than the largest. These type of things can only be seen by transcendent minds and faith beyond he highest of faiths.
Hierarchy of the -verses (Note: Omni infinite = all infinities and everything beyond absolutely, sum of Omni and everything imaginable, unimaginable, and all beyond)
0. universe (the universe contains not infinite, but Omni infinite number of galaxies)
1. multiverse (contains an Omni infinite number of different universes, each with different laws of physics, etc.. which in turn, each universe contains both an Omni infinite number of themselves and Omni infinite number of parallel selves)
2. metaverse (contains an Omni infinite number of multiverses)
3. xenoverse (conatains an Omni infinite number of metaverses, and an Omni infinite number of other ever excessive creations, and all alien elements that govern them, going in all directions)
4. hyperverse (contains an Omni infinite number of xenoverses and hyper realities, realities unimaginable to our reality)
infinite. Infinityverse
Omni infinite and all beyond. Omniverse
New Set or Second Set
1. Super omniverse (Omni infinite number of omniverses)
Omni infinite and all beyond. Macroverse
3rd Set
1. Godverse
2. Alphaverse
3. omegaverse (perfect sum of 1st set of -verses)
all omegaverses
etc..
Note: This will continue going on forever, for there's never an end to the hierarchy of the -verses
The endless totality of totalities
1. all-verses
2. all-zerses
3. all-ferses
etc... like before this will go on forever, encompassing all that's imaginable and all beyond
hierarchy of the civilizations
type 1
type Omni infinite
hierarchy of gods
1. omnipotence (Omni infinite power)
2. omnipotence 1 (Omni infinite times more powerful than omnipotence)
3. omnipotence 2 (Omni infinite times more powerful than omnipotence 1)
omnipotence Omni infinite
etc.. goes on for Omni infinite eternities, etc.. no absolute end
"Infinity" vague concept. However when most people think of infinity they conceive what many many mathematicians refer to as as omega. Strangely enough many large finite numbers (which is a study called googology) are harder to understand than simple small infinities.
ReplyDeleteI'll be looking at transfinite ordinals, rather than harder to much larger cardinals. Omni infinite seems to me beyond these, into the "absolute infinite" into the trans-transfinite numbers. Not much research has been done on this subject and I could find only a few hits on Google.
Back to the transfinite ordinals. The Greek symbol omega, approximated by the letter w, is used to indicate the transfinite number w.
In order of size, it goes w<w+1<w2<w^2<w^3<w^w<w^w^w and so forth culminating in epsilon-zero (e0)
It do not stop there however. There is e0*w<e0^2<e0^w<e1<e^w<e-e0<e-e-e0 culminating in zeta-zero.(Cantor's ordinal)
Beyond the Zeta series is the Eta series and the Veblen phi function psi (4,0) and above to the Gamma series such as gamma -one equal to psi (1,0,1). The process continues to the Ackermann Ordinal of psi (1,0,0,0) and the Small Veblen ordinal.
The numbers of the alpha series are harder to make harder. In some sense the "inaccessible cardinals" may be considered larger than Omani-infinite.
I find concepts "beyond infinity" interesting but prefer to define them first. That is why finite numbers such as googol, googolplex and beyond I find so interesting. Once defined, I can go on to larger concepts.
Thanks for the interesting website
David Wegert
I hope to be in contact with you in the future
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Who researches these philosophies and Concepts what kind of school would you have to go to to research these infinit Universal Concepts what kind of people would you have to hire to research this this Larger than Life concept why don't we just make artificial intelligence that can grasp all this in the future self-improving
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