Iffinite

===Introduction===
Iffinite is a [BROKEN TERMINOLOGY, READ BELOW]
==Description==
See below material.
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===Entry==
Click material on the side to read. We have a few things to show you to fully grasp the concept of what has happened, this unspeakable calamity. It may be a lot different, but we assure you, it's always the same, and we can get through this.
|-|Universal Deviance: 3.56
=== Speech taken from a lecture, circa 2024 ===
We start with the 0th dimension. A singular point. It can only represent one thing. The point. Then, the next dimension. A line. Like a rod, or a string, whatever you think. The 2nd dimension extrudes from the rod and creates a square. You may think you know where this is going. The 3rd dimension is a cube, the 4th a tesseract, the 5th a penteract. By now it's impossible to imagine the space inside of it as it is more dimensions then our own. But here's a thing. The 4th dimension can be imagined by flattening a 3rd dimension space into a 2d space, extruding our own pole from it, and opening up a new 3 dimensional space The same can be done for 5d, compressing the 4th into 2. But now, the 3rd dimension acts as 1 dimension. The 2d by now has coalesced into a singular point. As we rise, familiar dimensions stop and all of them start turning into a point. So let me present; the infinite dimension. Every single thing that we know of, has now compressed into a singular point. This is the only converging fact, so it would be the way to think of somewhat of a limit. But the infinite dimension, seems to be the same as the point. It just has, a lot, lot more space inside of it. Somehow, we have managed to include everything in that point, that can represent one thing. So, what do we have?
|-|Universal Deviance: 16.59
===Log 1 - 271203===
So, a certain anomaly was found in our detection. The Hubble constant as it's known, has seemed to be "decreasing" as we think. Of course we aren't really sure, since it's already up in variance but it seems to be moving down. A few years ago, everyone agrees it was somewhere near 68 or 74. Now we've looked further, and it's 63 or 69. The values presented just don't add up.
===Log 2 - 280216===
We've run another test. It's lower. Way lower. Somewhere in the 50s. That... We thought it may be close to that in the 1950s, yes, but now... It's inexcusable. Due to this, much more research in on the constant decreasing has been done, and will be done.
=== Log 3 - 281121 ===
It's really lucky the public hasn't caught on now. It's almost at 0. All signs are pointing to the universe stopping expanding. This is still delayed data! Somehow, all the universe has just... stopped expanding. But it's going down somewhat linearly. People in the department are starting to worry. Some places seem to be saying negative, meaning the universe is actually shrinking. 
=== Log 4 - 290612 ===
Panic. People are panicking. We've published our findings. It's shrinking. It's in the negatives now. -100. It's speeding up. People think that we're going to die by the end of the decade. Well, we know that's wrong. In no way can that happen. The Hubble constant can be rearranged to give a speed. This is what it's usually called by. Essentially, something quintillions of kilometers away, moves 100 kilometers closer to us every second now. Maybe in billions of years it's significant, but not now. I mean, if it stayed linearly.
=== Log 5 - 300101 ===
Happy New Year. It's getting weirder. The number seems to be more exponential. Now I fear that "the end of the decade" warning may be true. Of course, this seems like some out of possibility universe death scenario. Things cannot possibly get closer to us at the speed of light. Of course, it's moving at .01c, so we'll see how long that though lasts. If we really did get closer to everything, we'd be a few centimetres closer to the sun maybe.
=== Log 6 - 300315 ===
Ever heard of a "Big Crunch" It's what the public fears right now. It's moving close to .5c by this point. Remember, it's really not a problem for a while. Dark energy seems to have faltered and pushes the other way now. Back to the crunch, this again, couldn't happen. If everything really converged, we'd get sucked into a black hole and die. That is just what happens. Also, if would have taken so, so, SO much longer to do. If this is a really hasty version... I'm scaring myself out. I'll stop.
=== Log 7 - 300704 ===
Ah. Well, it has gone past 1c. That throws more things out the window. It's not that not bad right now, but as they speed up it will absolutely mess up the sky as everything converges. It becomes very hard to measure as the world seems to becoming a smaller place. Something like andromeda would collide in the next few million years, but at this rate... We'll probably be dead by '32.
=== Log 8 - 301229 ===
I should be on holiday, but I had to check. The past 3 years have been too crazy. I did one of the experiments myself and got our answer. We know it's somewhere around 5c by now. I don't know what's happening anymore. The sun analogy I did almost a year ago, we'd be moving 10 micrometers a second to the sun. This isn't enough to put us away from our habitable zone an- Oh no. It's going to happen is it? It would in about... yeah. Billions of years. But it could still!
=== Log 9 - 310530 ===
We've gone through a lot, I couldn't really make a log. It's now at 35c and the world is *almost* on chaos. People bringing out "The universe is shrinking!" argument every few seconds. Climate change is starting to become worse and worse. You know what I mentioned at the end of the last log? I think it's starting to take effect. Apparently, we are closer. Edging out of the habitable zone. None of this should be happening. Oh, and the closest star to us? It's moving. We can measure it. 10s of KILOMETERS every MINUTE. Everything is rushing in. But, we've almost been able to track it. By the end of the year, we're probably going to experience a terrible death so I've set up a automated message tracking how fast you get to the sun, how fast the closest star and andromeda are moving, as well as other notes I may put in.
=== Log 10 - 310800 ===
Hubble Constant = ~-120c. Speed To Sun: 3 millimeters a second. Speed to Proxima Centauri: 1 kilometer a second. Speed To Andromeda: 360,000 Kilometers
OH! It's working. Yes! That's good. Uh... we've been ejected by stars. It's so cold.
=== Log 11 - 310815 ===
NO! No.. no. no no No -f**k, uhh... the automated system broke. Internet down. Struggling to survive. The sun is gone. We're probably going to be enveloped in a black hole soon.
=== Log 12 - 311005 ===
Department shut down for months... it's all getting closer. All coming together. Months. Years. It's so cold there's no way that... I can't do this anymore. It's too cold. The bunkers didn't help.
=== Log 13 - 320102 ===
Forgot to make a long yesterday, but also... we've been trying to survive. I've checked. We probably have days before something major happens. It's been getting hot outside. We can't even go outside anyways. Food and rations going away like crazy. I don't know how long I can live down here.
=== Log 14 - 320304 ===
I did the calculations! Every single thing is going to crush down into ONE SPOT AND WE CANNOT CHANGE IT! THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN DO AND WE'RE STUCK IN THIS TINY ABYSSMAL BUNKERS WITH SLOP FOR FOOD AND UANBLE TO ACTUALLY-
I'm just saying. We may have days.
=== Log 15 - 320305 8:14 PM ===
The ceiling is melting.
=== Log 16 - 320305 8:16 PM ===
The world has caved in.
|-|Universal Deviance: 0 (OUR UNIVERSE)
===Briefing==
We hope that you understood what happened. Those files have been sent due to the catastrophic failure of our servers and the need for some understanding. The knowledge we have given you, and what happened to the universe we sent should let you know what happened to "difficulty" Which, as you can see, has caused unimaginable chaos on our world. of course, we still had the terminology to describe things, but everything became useless after it all converged and became the same. Actually, not just difficulty. Many concepts broke and shifted. We're having a terrible time picking up the pieces here, and you do too. So how are we doing this? Well this is the aftermath. What it equals. What difficulty has been. It's humanly possible, that much we know. Is it easy? Hard? It seems to be pretty easy. You can lift a car with the same effort as picking up a grocery bag. All is equal. All is same. No more uniqueness. In this similar world, we only have one difficulty. And that is it.
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== Notes ==
* We're pretty lucky that it wasn't too hard on us.
* New biggest difficulty on wiki. Hopefully this is a good piece of writing, though a little weird.
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