The limit of defining contains everything that is defined. The limit of defining is whatever can be defined and anything that will ever be defined. This includes things that are unobservable as they will be defined. Given enough time, thought, and energy. Defining anything can be considered as explaining how big something is. Including this page right here! There is no way to not have something defined. As if you don't define them. They won't ever be confirmed of their size.
What could be under the definition limit (Or DL)[]
This paragraph contains everything that could be under the definition limit or DL.
OBL[]
Even though this page is observable it contains things that could be un-observable in the future. As this page does not care about current time. It counts everything that could ever be made in the future. And because OBL is defined it is also lower. This page is going to be higher than OBL as stuff will be higher than OBL in the future.
The box[]
The box can and will be defined. It is already defined in fact. It contains everything in real life. And considering it is higher than OBL it can be bigger. DL however does not care about if an entry is in real life limits or not. As it is the limit of defining and not observing. Defining is not confined to real life stuff as it is possible to define stuff that is not confined to real life. Because there will be a future where the box is smaller than something. Because of this factor DL is bigger.
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True definition[]
DL (Or definable limits) are the limits of what can be defined. Here is a hint to it's size: Everything is definable! If an entry is defined or is not defined currently but will be in the future it is under DL. It is basically what true OBL would have been if it was defined before DL and even then true OBL would be defined and under DL. The fact that DL and OBL are both above and below each-other can mean they are the same size. Meaning this is the first time 2 of the largest numbers are tied from different definitions! It would be impossible to make something bigger than DL without defining it as nobody would have proof that it was bigger.
Reason why it took so quickly to make DL[]
DL is the definable limit. Which could be stated as: DL is the limit to everything definable. This is a very simple explanation and will be expanded on in the future. I just wanted to state it before anyone else could
Stuff is above DL[]
Undefinable stuff could be a thing in the future but it would be defined. OBL is a weird one as it = DL in some cases and is under DL in others. My device is at 1% so I will end this quickly
Trivia[]
- This was the smallest ethereal on the wiki until RU prototype was recently rated afterwards and Ethereal class is rerated.