Wtf is a Tier 1-T????
Tier 1-T: Transcendent
Transcendent entities are characterized by two essential components that underlies its ontology. Its simplicity, that is, the nature of it as an indivisible substance or entity, a pure atomic fact contained in a plane that is relative in potential by fully realised at a fundamental level. And the nature of such entities is purely abstract, which is an extension of their nature as simple. As indivisible and abstract entities, they are naturally unchanging. However, as beings not absolutely bereft of potency, in the same way Tier 0 categories — but beings that are both dynamic and unchanging. They can also be understood as 'multiple' insofar as they, having been composed of logical multiplicity, which is opposed to mereological multiplicity. Thus, from then we can gather that transcendent/+ entities are unchanging yet dynamic, absolutely simple comparative to anything with 'extension' in any level of space-time — as they are beyond the reach of all topological structures.
Ontologically being analogous to Leibniz's monads. For Leibniz simples substances are without parts, they constitute multiplicity (think of the lower tiers in this case) as they are an aggregatum of these simple substances. Such substances are conventionally imperishable as well, for they cannot undergo destruction in the same sense as things of nature do. Things of nature undergo destruction through parsing, through parts that collapse and until the whole composed of those parts by itself does. They can only undergo destruction through the whole of their identity. Their apparent dynamic nature is an expression of the possibilities inherent in their, dynamic as it appears descriptively it is inert ontologically. In light of Wittgenstein's philosophy, it is argued by David Pears 'names' or properly speaking the identity of some object, that names were not isolated tags, but words which already contain all their possibilities of combination with another.
......well.... Is this valid? Since when has the 1-T existed? Is this reliable?