
perfection is law
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this is probably gonna sound like a retarded question
but a lot of people say that its impossible to go from ltn to cl
however some people agree that going from mtn to cl or htn to cl is possible
and going from ltn to mtn or htn is also possible
so why wouldnt it be possible for an ltn to have 2 ascensions, one where they become mtn and one where they become either htn or lcl
i get that theres a ceiling to a persons ascension but if they ascend from ltn to mtn wouldnt there be flaws that can be fixed which would make them ascend to htn or higher?
the only time i can imagine an ltn that is genuinely unable to ascend past mtn is if they have big unfixable flaws even with surgery, but what if they have multiple small fixable flaws that when combined makes them ltn? they can just get surgery for all of them which could potentially ascend them past mtn.
im aware that getting multiple surgeries is costly and you can end up looking uncanny, its mostly a hypothetical question assuming nothing goes wrong surgery wise.
but a lot of people say that its impossible to go from ltn to cl
however some people agree that going from mtn to cl or htn to cl is possible
and going from ltn to mtn or htn is also possible
so why wouldnt it be possible for an ltn to have 2 ascensions, one where they become mtn and one where they become either htn or lcl
i get that theres a ceiling to a persons ascension but if they ascend from ltn to mtn wouldnt there be flaws that can be fixed which would make them ascend to htn or higher?
the only time i can imagine an ltn that is genuinely unable to ascend past mtn is if they have big unfixable flaws even with surgery, but what if they have multiple small fixable flaws that when combined makes them ltn? they can just get surgery for all of them which could potentially ascend them past mtn.
im aware that getting multiple surgeries is costly and you can end up looking uncanny, its mostly a hypothetical question assuming nothing goes wrong surgery wise.