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8/3/2025, 9:15:36 PM
>>149689566
I am familiar with it. But no one has ever given a satisfactory answer as to how it is "more complex". Everything you said just accounts for more universes. Even if you added all those realms and what-have-you that just adds more space within a universe, nothing "complex" about it.
Marvel has infinite spatial dimensions and DC doesn't as the Beyonder clearly shows.
>>149689496
And then there's this, all that "infinite dimensional" power and it leads to a single universe being made. Maybe because dimensional scaling is faulty perhaps? Even then, a lot of people make the assumption if you affect the universe in Marvel (or DC) you are automatically "multi-dimensional" in scale, without any mention of affecting thinks in a higher dimension. It's quite ridiculous really, equal to saying Spider-Man punching a hole in a wall is actually affecting the wall in a higher dimension as well.
I am familiar with it. But no one has ever given a satisfactory answer as to how it is "more complex". Everything you said just accounts for more universes. Even if you added all those realms and what-have-you that just adds more space within a universe, nothing "complex" about it.
Marvel has infinite spatial dimensions and DC doesn't as the Beyonder clearly shows.
>>149689496
And then there's this, all that "infinite dimensional" power and it leads to a single universe being made. Maybe because dimensional scaling is faulty perhaps? Even then, a lot of people make the assumption if you affect the universe in Marvel (or DC) you are automatically "multi-dimensional" in scale, without any mention of affecting thinks in a higher dimension. It's quite ridiculous really, equal to saying Spider-Man punching a hole in a wall is actually affecting the wall in a higher dimension as well.
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