Where does this multiverse scale to?

[Richard5128pm]

Imagine a huge, primordial void outside the universe, a small part of it gets covered by barriers of a magical energy (by an old scientist), creating a huge box in the void, still a part of the universe though.
Now, this structure actually works as an highly advanced supercomputer, it can simulate actual Low 2-C timelines and different possibilities, it stores these simulated timelines as data in it's hard drive (that's right, timelines as data). If the hardware get's damaged, all these real timelines would cease to exist.
Now, this void room (supercomputer) can simulate timelines which contain void rooms in them, which would in turn contain more simulations, and the cycle could possibly goes on.

The multiverse contains infinite timelines, which means there are an infinite number of void rooms. where would this multiverse scale to?

 

[Richard5128pm]

Bump

 

[Secimatar]

12 layers into boundless

 

[MasqueTLDF]

Gokuversal

 

[Lycoris4812]

Now, this void room (supercomputer) can simulate timelines which contain void rooms in them, which would in turn contain more simulations, and the cycle could possibly goes on.

I think its Low 1-C if the cycles are infinite.

 

[Richard5128pm]

I think its Low 1-C if the cycles are infinite.

Wouldn’t storing Low 2-C timelines as data prove qualitative superiority?

 

[Lycoris4812]

Wouldn’t storing Low 2-C timelines as data prove qualitative superiority?

Nope.

 

[Richard5128pm]

I see, thanks

 

[Berga14]

I see, thanks

Not qualitative superiority but maybe a quantitaive one

 

[Richard5128pm]

quantitaive one

What's the difference?

 

[Berga14]

What's the difference?

Quantitative is a difference defined by a quantity so all tier under 1A are quantitative, so maybe you can try for H1B with that

 

[Richard5128pm]

Oh I see, thanks for the explanation