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Few Questions about Abstract Existence

Some questions about abstract existence.

1.1

1. What distinguishes AE 1 from AE 2?
2. What makes AE 1 should not show reliable to its abstract?
3. What makes AE 2 must be demonstrated reliable in the form of immortality in its abstract?
4. What is the difference between Incorporeality (Concept) and Abstract Existence (Concept)?
5. Why when AE 1 was killed, then all the abstraction will disappear too?
6. Like number 5, but the abstract is not disappearing. Can it still be considered AE 1?

1.2

1. What are the requirements of AE 1 other than being stated as an abstract thing that lives?
2. What is the Limited AE 1 shape?
3. Can AE 2 get without reliable feats?
 
1. What distinguishes AE 1 from AE 2?
AE type 2 is when a character concretises any abstraction and adds it to their existence. For example, being the embodiment of a concept in a physical body. AE type 1 is to be the concept or any abstract thing itself without any physical self.
2. What makes AE 1 should not show reliable to its abstract?
Idk what you mean here
3. What makes AE 2 must be demonstrated reliable in the form of immortality in its abstract?
Type 2 AE is the embodiment of an abstract thing (for example a concept) in a physical body, which can even give you type 8 immortality.

For example, "character X embodies the concept of chaos, and you can never kill character X without destroying the concept of chaos."

Kratos is best example for this
4. What is the difference between Incorporeality (Concept) and Abstract Existence (Concept)?
The difference is that AE type 1 is to be an abstraction itself without having a physical self, so that you can gain in immortality. But Incorporeality has no abstraction and no physical self.
5. Why when AE 1 was killed, then all the abstraction will disappear too?
Yeah, because it is abstraction itself, killing it = destroying abstraction
6. Like number 5, but the abstract is not disappearing. Can it still be considered AE 1?
I don't know if such a thing is possible, I mean the AE being dies but the abstraction does not disappear, but to destroy the type 1 AE is also to destroy the abstraction itself, So, i guess no.
1. What are the requirements of AE 1 other than being stated as an abstract thing that lives?
That is, what is required for AE 1 is to be the abstraction itself without having a physical self. I don't know if there is any other way of expressing it.
2. What is the Limited AE 1 shape?
You can use this abstraction for a certain period of time or you can have this abstraction through another character. I guess it's limited
3. Can AE 2 get without reliable feats?
Wdym?
 
Idk what you mean here
Like AE 2. AE 2 must be shown an attachment to his abstract, so that, they can get immortality (type 3/4, 8), but I see that this does not apply to AE 1 in one of the QNA questions AE 1 as well.

Then, what makes this AE 1 need not be proven to be attached in the form of immortality like AE 2?
 
Evidence as you said earlier, get immortality from its abstract. However, if without that feats, can Ae 2 still get?Evidence as you said earlier, get immortality from its abstract. However, if without that feats, can Ae 2 still get?
Hmmm... IDK. I guess, no.
 
Abstract Existence is the ability to embody an abstraction, such as a concept, thought, or information, and being immortal thanks to it.
I looked at the page to check and yes, immortality should definitely ensure
 
I looked at the page to check and yes, immortality should definitely ensure
Will the immortality be the same as AE 2 or will the immortality be different? Because, it seems that when AE 1 is killed, all of its abstractions will also be affected. So, I think, the one who gets Immortality here is the avatar from AE 1. Maybe like this?
 
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