May would he know what to make taboo?
of reasons.
(Point you left out #1): How you misinterpreted my claims about the Rom scan to mean the New Gods scan.
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Inaccurate. You declare hyperbole for what you subjectively call out to be insufficient evidence. Which is not how it works. The only time you can call hyperbole is if a statement has been contradicted in the source material. This is not the case here.
Not only does that not address your misuse of logical fallacies, but if all we have is a character statement with no evidence to back it up, that is considered hyperbole. Franklin Richards has never demonstrated that kind of power. There is nothing contradicting the claim that Kami Tenchi is truly Omnipotent, so does that mean you accept it?
(Point you left out #2): Confusing fallacies again. You called one of my claims a strawman fallacy, then you called it an irrelevant thesis.
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The sources you provided further down in this post are not only vague, but also all fan made without references to source material. There's not point in addressing an argument which isn't credible to begin with.
You're still seriously denying that GXP is canon?
What do you want, a signed letter from Kajishima?
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Except that at that point, Z hadn't told him that the Chousin were unable to provide him with Light-Hawk Wings.
No, he said that they would recreate him without the LHWs, since they derived from a higher power than the Chousein. Z's goal was to wipe out Tenchi's power, since he didn't want anyone else to have the power that he did. He wasn't trying to go around and destroy all of the Juraian ships which had Tsunami - derived LHWs, he was only interested in the "anomalies" like himself and Tenchi.
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Except that she never gave anyone Light-Hawk Wings.
She's a cosmic being, she can create LHWs and manipulate them. What you're saying is akin to claiming that the Beyonder couldn't turn an apple into an orange because we never saw him do it.
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And this contradict the following statement?
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No, it doesn't. Any finite system, powerful enough, could shatter them.
Wow, way to completely misinterpret the quote. This is the same shit that Phenomenol tried to pull. Read the passage again: The pirate ship's generator should have never been able to destroy the Sheaplis, because the sub-LHW would have nullified its attacks, however, the Sub-LHW was cancelled out by a mysterious power that only Washu could detect due to her Chousein nature. In other words, it takes Chousein - style cosmic power (this includes other LHWs) to cancel them.
(Point you left out #3): You claimed it was unfounded to compare Franklin's power to that of Cube Beings and I refuted that.
(Point you left out #4): You claimed Tokimi's planned attack on Z would have destroyed the higher dimensions as well but Z's quote refutes that.
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"(one power exists that could pierce them but it
requires huge amount of energy and a very big system)."
A finite source of power can overcome them. So they're finite.
That's not what it means. First of all, it's a reference to a statement made in the first novel, which was retconned in that passage I just showed you from the third novel, where it was revealed to be a mysterious LHW-like power. Second of all, "one power" means "one specific type of power", not "enough power", as you are seeming to claim. The fact that it takes a finite of energy to support that type of power is irrelevant, just as is the fact that it takes a finite amount of power to generate LHWs.
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Furthermore if they were infinite sources of energy you could from one Light-Hawk Wing create any desired number of them.
Except they are not conventional energy, they are reality hacks. They can alter the laws of physics, as a sort of "programmer's backdoor" for the universe, the programmers being the Chousein. They are obviously not infinite in every capacity, but in their ability to negate conventional matter and energy, they are.
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So according to the author, it takes a finite amount of energy to summon them and a finite amount of energy to overcome them. Period.
Wrong. We only see them "overcome" once: When Kami Tenchi releases his power, which is hardly finite. In addition, Tokimi needed to completely shatter all of time and space in the third dimension instantly.
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Argument by scenario fallacy.
How so? You say an infinite amount of energy cannot destroy the universe, then I point out that Tokimi was going to do just that, and all at the same time. Therefore, we can say her attack is either beyond infinite or simply not a conventional application of energy, but powerful reality warping.
(Point you left out #5): You claimed that the hole in the galaxy was caused by Tokimi attempting to stop Z's attack, which is blatantly false, and also implied that it was the maximum power a Chousein could exhibit and/or the maximum power that LHWs could deflect.
(Point you left out #6): You are being obscenely stubborn about refusing to accept canon. Kajishima himself makes sure that the works under the Kajishima canon are all connected with as few contradictions as possible, as he writes them himself and ties them into his larger universe. As I said, If Marvel publishes a Hulk #1, then they make Hulk#2, do you need it to be directly stated in the comic that Hulk #2 is canon to Hulk#1?
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Non sequitur fallacy.
Actually I'm just pointing out your hypocrisy, as you were using the Kajishima canon to support your arguments when convenient and then denying it when it wasn't.
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No it doesn't.
The anime series Parallel Trouble Adventure Dual! is created by Kajishima-sensei and according to him does tie in to the OAV universe in some way. In GXP, there are tie-over references to Dual! with a mecha very much like Zinv being found on a distant planet. In the Dual! series, however, none of the characters are directly related to the characters in Tenchi Muyo! however (although the main character Kazuki Yotsuga coincidentally has the same name as King Azusa Jurai's father). Incidentally, and rather amusingly, the otherwise non-OAV continuity characters Kiyone, Rumiya, and Misao appear very briefly at the end of Dual! episode 14.
Aside from having no source material to back it up, it's rather vague and seemingly based off speculation.
Kajishima states it does tie in to the continuity. Obviously the characters are not the same as it takes place in a different universe within the multiverse. Just like Ultimate Marvel characters are different from the 616 Marvel characters, yet the Ultimate universe is still a canonical part of the Marvel multiverse.
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What do you hope to gain with this speculation?
Simply pointing out that the issue is much more complex than you are making it out to be.
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What? The gravity beyond the event horizon isn't infinite. Simply enough to trap light. Light-speed isn't infinite.
No, but it would take infinite energy to accelerate an object with mass to lightspeed, and even that would not escape a black hole. Tenchi did with his LHWs.
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First off, what article? What scientifically based article would base its main premise on non-scientific speculation? Furthermore considering that you a few months ago weren't familiar with the symbol rho, I have a hard time believing that what you say is true.
That somehow invalidates my ability to read an article stating "scientists speculate the universe is x large"?
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Those articles say nothing about the universe being infinite, in fact it confirms that is is expanding, which proves it's not infinite (how can something infinite expand?)
I suppose you could mean that it will continue to expand infinitely, so that at an infinitely far point in the future, it will be infinite in size, but that's not what I was talking about.
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Part 2 (Continued):
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Covering the universe in black holes would not reduce the universe to the state before the big bang. Heck, how could you even conclude this with the knowledge that black holes have different sizes (micro, stellar, intermediate-mass and supermassive)?
Now here's a strawman. I never said "covering the universe in black holes". As those articles you just posted attest to, if the mass in the universe were greater, this would cause the universe to collapse in a Big Crunch. Adding infinite energy to the universe would certainly cause that to happen.
(Point you left out #7): I brought up the multiple dimensions from string theory earlier, you dismissed it because it wasn't proven, then you yourself brought it up later
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Which wouldn't be the case, as matter acts in three dimensions. You need to shift a certain motion parameter for that to work.
And why wouldn't that be the case? Do you have any examples of the behavior of matter in 4 - dimensional space? If the extra quantum-scale spacial dimensions exist, then matter would be too small to enter them.
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Yes, two two-dimensional pictures give the illusion of three dimensions, not actually three dimensions.
What was the question I dodged?
If a 2 - dimensional being was put in our universe, how could it exist when parts of it would be outside of its own perception and communication?