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That answer definitely tells me you don't know that scientist, or any similar ones... hmmm... All i can say, for your sake, is don't go there. I don't go there, truly! I am infinite, but there are infinities far greater than even i...
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I think that is even above my pay grade... i'm just one tiny subset of infinity... even just saying that feels meaningless. But...
Have you heard the tale of the human Georg Cantor? You probably haven't he's - well was - a human scientist from Benjamin's home world...
he tried understanding infinity, and it drove him mad...
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Trully! In fact infinity... infinity is what i am made of... but not in its totality, because infinity doesn't have a maximum nor a minimum. There's just infinity in all directions.
And there truly is such a thing as negative infinity... and surprisingly it is not even what C'thon is...
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I honestly believe that is fundamentally impossible... If there's only order, then what would be the counterpart that says the only thing left is order? I think only order in its completion will turn upside-down fairly quickly and become a worst chaos than even C'thon is presently...
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You are only now beginning to grasp the essence of the eternal struggle. Order and chaos are like two different trees entangling around each other, each one constantly in motion, vying for dominance, yet eternally linked. Balance is a fragile thing indeed, just like you put it perfectly - like a pinhead upon which order precariously stands, teetering with every breath of the cosmos...
This tends to also be a somewhat true core element even in many of the higher dimensions...
Hence why my work has been constantly on the cutting edge for literal eternities.
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As far as i'm concerned, none of mine, but i can't speak for C'thon, and since his very spiel is break every rule he encounters, then a taste of his own medicine is just right!
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I'll give you one more! Adding a pawn, that is not even part of the same game, and is still allowed to use its own game's rules to some extent. Yup!
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Yes! ... Nnnnooo.... but kinda yeah! Element of surprise is not what affects these things... but in a way something it wasn't previously used to... if getting used to things was a thing C'thon has... he even gives me headaches ME...
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Not that i couldn't, in fact i'm already fighting similar fronts throughout the rims of the outer void and inner space, but you and Benjamin and the whole Misty situation, through absolutely unexpected circumstances and unintended consequences wound up in the fray of this fight, acting as yet another catalyst for the proper mixing of the concrete, if we are still going with that analogy.
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Phewh! Boy are you trouble...
So then, this is how this dilemma is put in simple terms then;
You take a bunch of sand, and start drawing patterns in it, and also mix it with some cement to make concrete... now you build solid shapes out of it. There. Order wins over chaos, and it is to some extent the same here on this vaster battlefield.