Transmodal Performance and Exertion

Transmodal-performance extent 1 is successful performance so high that its metaexpectation-surpassingness is at the Antipossible order without reaching Antipossible² or any higher Antipossibility order. This denotes literal mathematical or logical impossibility, not mere difficulty.

Transmodal-performance extent 2 is successful performance so high that its metaexpectation-surpassingness is at the Antipossible² order without reaching Antipossible³ or any higher Antipossibility order.

Transmodal-performance extent 3 is successful performance so high that its metaexpectation-surpassingness is at the Antipossible³ order without reaching Antipossible⁴ or any higher Antipossibility order.

General rule: Transmodal-performance extent n is successful performance whose metaexpectation-surpassingness is at Antipossibleⁿ without reaching Antipossible⁽ⁿ⁺¹⁾ or higher. Transmodal-performance extents continue without limit.

Transmodal-exertion extent 1 is healthy, successful exertion so high that its metaexpectation-surpassingness is at the Antipossible order without reaching Antipossible² or any higher Antipossibility order. This denotes literal mathematical or logical impossibility, not mere difficulty.

Transmodal-exertion extent 2 is healthy, successful exertion so high that its metaexpectation-surpassingness is at the Antipossible² order without reaching Antipossible³ or any higher Antipossibility order.

Transmodal-exertion extent 3 is healthy, successful exertion so high that its metaexpectation-surpassingness is at the Antipossible³ order without reaching Antipossible⁴ or any higher Antipossibility order.

General rule: Transmodal-exertion extent n is healthy, successful exertion whose metaexpectation-surpassingness is at Antipossibleⁿ without reaching Antipossible⁽ⁿ⁺¹⁾ or higher. Transmodal-exertion extents continue without limit.