Originally posted by Akuki
Ok as the presence isn't a real world person then the God of text wins this, the ability to rewrite the DC universe so that it doesn't include the presence wins the day, and as the presence has no real world component to correct the changes that can't be affect by TGOT, TGOT wins.
Or you can say the Presence doesn't allow the retcon to happen. It can go either way with fictional supremes. That's why most would say stalemate in this case.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Depends on how you define omnipotence . . .(or the TOAA and Presence for that matter)
There are two types of Gods, the more powerful one to them is the writer that spawned the legacy of the characters, that writes their every move.
And then there is the less powerful one, inside the respected universe that the writer wrote there is a history, instead of an old grotesque imperfect human that sits on his desk and makes up stuff, there is a perfect being in the respected universe, his embodiment.
These two beings created their universe in two deferent ways, one thought it up, and put it on paper, and his embodiment created the omniverse with his power. They are essentially the same being, except one dies, and his embodiment lives in that universe for ever.
This might be the very essence in which we were created, we could be the dream of what we would call, God, yet he is less then us in his universe compared to what we are in ours.
This is the most messed up thread ever.. fictional characters cannot harm people in this dimension. Even having the character threaten people in this reality is purely by choice of the people in this reality. However the fictional characters still couldn't hurt the people withing this universe.
And simply crumpling up a picture of someone will not harm them.
Originally posted by Creshosk
This is the most messed up thread ever.. fictional characters cannot harm people in this dimension. Even having the character threaten people in this reality is purely by choice of the people in this reality. However the fictional characters still couldn't hurt the people withing this universe.
I disagree 😬
Ever heard of pantheistic solipsism?
Originally posted by Creshosk
And simply crumpling up a picture of someone will not harm them.
Unless that picture is the person. A single frame of the comic character's life could be smashed by a person in our reality.
Originally posted by Creshosk
This is the most messed up thread ever.. fictional characters cannot harm people in this dimension. Even having the character threaten people in this reality is purely by choice of the people in this reality. However the fictional characters still couldn't hurt the people withing this universe.And simply crumpling up a picture of someone will not harm them.
Yes, thats the imperfect grotesque thing that we would call a human, they can't harm him, but we could think of stuff that was featured in his universe and become a "God" ourselves that erases him in our own universe, but not in his.
I'm essentially asking the viewer of my thread to make his/her own universe in which a being annihilates what it would call "God" And you become the new one. This only results in more universes and more Gods, but it is no more pointless than love, or emotion.