Well actually, there is no one hell there are seven of them.
So relatively. he’ll is really a matter of perspective.
Lower levels appear more hellish, while upper ones appear heavenly to lower ones.
In cat in this mode, heaven he’ll can exclude and negate each other.
In fact such negation calls for s synthetic, whereby, the emerging simulation appears, …
Such simulations added layers of objectivity, by detracting from their subjective apprehension.
So ultimately resulting in a recipricality between them.
One man’s heaven may transpose to anihers’ he’ll and viva versa.
Reduced to it’s ultimate level, heaven and he’ll con not be discerned, and no amount of fine tuned rhetoric can redefine a distinction.
The only way them, to find out the level that can be correctly appraised, is by indulging in the unreality of it, and become total S&M creatures, whereby their sources can invert a dynamic pleasure into pain, again, viva versa.
Ec says,
“Your laugh is your fear, not your conquest.”
That is almost exactly similar to the above.
However at this level , near total confusion prevents any possible move to any upper or lower level, since it appears as a zero sum, which clouds said reasonable assesment.
The signal toward the foreseeable objectivity bars any hope of simulating (or mirroring) any further progress, so the hope to further measure progress is hindered.
And does this not reflect current levels of justification?