Conceptual Manipulation

== Summary ==
Conceptual Manipulation is the ability to create, manipulate and or destroy abstract concepts. Conceptual Manipulation is conceived with the Manipulation of concepts not the universe directly but depending on the scale of the ability it can directly influence reality on a great scale.
Properties of the material world exemplify their parts or natures from concepts, hence altering the concept that contains set parts will directly change the part of the property of the material world itself.
== Types ==
Type 1 (Platonic Concepts): Such concepts are unrestrained from reality qualitatively, they are aspatial, atemporal as such unchangeable, pure/perfect in the ontological hierarchy necessitating that they are superior all that which exists in the material world and its properties which would include properties containing the idea of "dimension-ness", this additionally includes anything that is ontologically imperfect they are completely transcendent and shape all of reality on any level existing in the Intelligibility world, typically such concepts are High 1-T+ in nature as well.Note: While manipulating Type 1 concepts themselves is impossible, given they are not conceptual singular entities but a pure distinction-less essence, Forms can be used to model the whole of reality and any extensions including higher and lower perceptions.
Type 2 (Platonic Realism Concepts): Ideas of a transcendent scale, they are abstract, aspatial and atemporal and govern properties that objects of the material world exemplify not to an extent that the objects exist but on an even greater scale, that is to say if there exist only 5 dimensions in reality, the universal or concept responsible for properties of dimensions will govern not only the 5 dimensions in reality but any property even outside of reality that contains the property of "dimension-ness", Furthermore they lack composition that the physical constituents they instantiate are composed of, altering the specific property of that set object that is exemplified from the set concept or universal won't alter the universal or concept itself as such concepts typically exist independent of the objects they govern and as such concepts of this scale fall under the category of 1-A concepts.
Type 3 (Aristotelian Concepts): Concepts of this scale are abstract and govern all of reality only to an extent the physical properties it governs exist, that is to say if there exist only 5 dimensions in set reality the concept of "dimensions" would only govern 5 dimensions rather than everything that falls under the property of "dimension-ness", Furthermore this type is divided into two natures:
# Reality Dependent: Under this nature, altering every instance of the property the concept exemplifies will directly lead to the concept being altered as well, similarly destroying every instance that the concept governs will lead to the concept ceasing to exist.
# Reality Independent: Under this nature, altering or destroying any of the instances in reality will have no bearing on the concept itself, as the concept doesn't inherently derive from the reality it governs, and exists as something that simply governs it externally
Type 4 (Lesser Realist Concept): Concepts of this nature are abstract but do not govern reality, instead they are concepts governed mind dependently so by sentient beings. As such without the existence of such beings these concepts would cease to exist.
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