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Description[]
Ni is the set formed by all existing fictitious and real numbers, Ni is beyond everything.
Ni = {0, 1, 2, 3, ... }
Containing all numbers and "non-numbers", all infinities and sets of infinities.
Ni is the set of everything that is created, it can be classified as the definitive limit of counting, but it is not possible to be reached, because it is not "attainable".
Definition[]
It can be less than any number, and also bigger, it is just a concept of everything encompassed in a set. In a hypothetical situation where Ni is reached, everything besides it will just be a sum of it and everything else.
X < Ni or X = Ni
X is contained in Ni
Ni + 1 = Ni + 1
Ni is the concept of "final number" however, if you create a set of {{Ni, Ni} or {Ni + Ni}} you can get another "number" (unnamed) formed of Ni, which from there, more and more possibilites arise.
Conclusion[]
Can nothing be above than Ni? No, Ni is the concept of if you reach the limit of everything and is still possible to continue the sequence infinitely working with Ni.
What does that mean? Even reaching a "limit", what would come after would be Ni, and thus, you could continue the order infinitely working with Ni.
NI IS ABOVE ULTIMATE TRANS-TRANSCENDENTAL DEFINITIVE-CONCEPTUAL-ARGUMENTATIVE LIMITE???!!!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!????? I don't want to get involved in this "greater number" fight, so it depends on your interpretation, maybe Ni is bigger, maybe somehow it's below... This page was not created with the intention of ending this fight of "greater number", I just want to create the concept of going beyond any set limits.