Originally posted by AlfheimAnd he sidesteps again. Almost as well as Hulk in Pittman's scan.
Why not? Thats not answering the question thats making a statement.
Answers to questions generally are statements.
Mayhaps you won't answer the question. I wonder why.
Anyone else is also free to try it, and tell me what they see.
Originally posted by AlfheimI pick and choose 😆 The rest of your post was dumb and didn't feel like responding, besides I thought you were done with me 😉
You see this is your problem you pick and choose the arguments you like. There are two scans of WWH getting hit by Sentry and another of him reacting to it. In your mind the fact that he got hit negates the fact that he was able to respond in the other instance.Not only that, this is a more powerful Sentry, when Sentry is more powerful he has better feats. Thats why his feats vary from having trouble ithw IM to pawning Terrax.
In this case he was more powerful so we can assume that he was travellign faster than normal.
Originally posted by Da Pittman
Blurred hand
Originally posted by Blax_HydraliskWell, lookie. I don't think the question was a particularly difficult one now was it?
I see a big black fly swatter blur.
What have we learned today then...
Oh, that interoceptive proprioception and motor efferent conduction velocity don't determine exteroceptive visual, aural or somatosensory afferent conduction velocity and processing.
Or to put it simply, Hulk vibrating his hand really fast is pretty much irrelevant as moving a limb at a particular velocity doesn't mean you can exteroceptively percieve such velocity.
Originally posted by xmarksthespotI was hopping for a cookie to appear, I like cookies pitt_cookie
Well, lookie. I don't think the question was a particularly difficult one now was it?What have we learned today then...
Oh, that interoceptive proprioception and motor efferent conduction velocity don't determine exteroceptive visual, aural or somatosensory afferent conduction velocity and processing.
Or to put it simply, Hulk vibrating his hand really fast is pretty much irrelevant as moving a limb at a particular velocity doesn't mean you can exteroceptively percieve such velocity.
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Well, lookie. I don't think the question was a particularly difficult one now was it?What have we learned today then...
Oh, that interoceptive proprioception and motor efferent conduction velocity don't determine exteroceptive visual, aural or somatosensory afferent conduction velocity and processing.
Or to put it simply, Hulk vibrating his hand really fast is pretty much irrelevant as moving a limb at a particular velocity doesn't mean you can exteroceptively percieve such velocity.
That does not change the fact that your brain will be regulating the speed of your hand, the faster your reflexes are the faster your brain will be able to move your hand.
Originally posted by AlfheimI think you need to read a bit more...
That does not change the fact that your brain will be regulating the speed of your hand, the faster your reflexes are the faster your brain will be able to move your hand.
Hypocrisy.....this happened.
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/wwh009.jpg
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/wwh010.jpg
Therefore this didnt happen.
Originally posted by Alfheim
That does not change the fact that your brain will be regulating the speed of your hand, the faster your reflexes are the faster your brain will be able to move your hand.
I'm pretty sure this isn't enitrely true. If it was then people would be able to control there reflexes.. and it wouldn't be reflex.
Just because if someone throws a baseball at me at 95MPH and I reflexively duck it, that doesn't mean that I can literally see and focus on the ball. Some people can, but I probably could not.
Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
I'm pretty sure this isn't enitrely true. If it was then people would be able to control there reflexes.. and it wouldn't be reflex.Just because if someone throws a baseball at me at 95MPH and I dodge it, that doesn't mean that I can literally see and focus on the ball. Some people can, but I probably could not.
Then its debatable then isnt it? That also doesnt change the fact that throwing a ball would need a combination of both reflexes and muscle power. The greater these two attributes the faster you will be able to throw it.
Originally posted by AlfheimMy god you're a waste of time.
That does not change the fact that your brain will be regulating the speed of your hand, the faster your reflexes are the faster your brain will be able to move your hand.
You're trying to argue that because Hulk can move his hand fast he has fast reactions and therefore can react and hit Flash.
Wave your hand in front of your face. What do you see?
Being able to move your hand at a certain speed doesn't mean your exteroperception is capable of reacting to it.
The speed at which Hulk moved his hand isn't even anywhere near the speeds Flash is capable of anyway, so even if you were somehow right (the end is nigh) which you're not, you'd still be wrong (the universe is safe, phew) in the ultimate conclusion.
You fail. Get over it. Don't pass Go, don't collect $200. Try again next time.
Originally posted by AlfheimWell let’s see, Sentry put Hulk into a building so now they are in a “tunnel” face to face with each other. All Hulk has got to do it punch and he will hit Sentry and Sentry flew straight at him basically running into his fist. Good example. 👆
Hypocrisy.....this happened.http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/wwh009.jpg
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o106/bigbran1/wwh010.jpgTherefore this didnt happen.
