Song by: I dunno Okay, how are ya gonna fight a difficulty? I dunno, it's up to you lol, but inshort: The absolutive chain is a chain of difficulties made by yours truly. The currently made ones are the following: The perfect split (didn't include) The ultimacy (also didn't include) The absolute assertion (class 1750) The motherkind (class 22500) THE ULTIMACY (class 1000000) The eternal finality (difficulty competition zone, post chart) Contradictory climax (difficulty competition zone) QUALI PERSUASIVE (difficulty competition zone, current top 1 hardest difficulty) True Authority. (post DCZ) The Axiom of Uncompletion: The Absolute Assertion implies the existence of an axiom where it states that completion no longer becomes fundamental and just becomes a side off thing. It goes like this: The axiom states the following: The axiom of completion states that all processes are framed as approaching, reaching or failing completion and what not, and that even non completion is defined relative to completion. This constrains to everything being judge to ending states. Real systems more or less adapt to continuously rewrite to fit a better "definition", where JTOH/JJT is one based on endurance and adaptivity. The axiom also states that instead of progression leading to completion, it goes from one state to another new state with no privileged end point, completely making the meaning of victory and/or completion obsolete. It basically just becomes a special case, rather than the main core of the difficulty To get a quicker summary of the axiom, it states that any agent or system exists as a continuous sequence of state transformations, where no state is inherently final, and all perceived “completion states” are locally stabilized interpretations imposed by the observer. The axiom persists throughout reality 2, faltering at class 22000 and being fully terminated at class 22500, where the Motherkind resides.
"Surprised you have beaten me, but the 'victory' i was talking about comes from the rest of the chain. You may have beaten me, but not the rest." - The Absolute Assertion
