Originally posted by DigiMark007
No, because there's overlap. If you have Jesus and Jeroen, then he dies and Habib inherits their memories, he inherits Jeroen and Jesus, not Jeroen/Jesus/Jesus.
Okay, i'm going to try and make this really simple, i'll just do some math. Let's say there's been three Doctors, and the first one has a power value of "1".
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The Second Doctor has the powers of all previous Doctors, so he also has "1".
Then when the third Doctor comes along, he gets the powers of both of the previous Doctors, giving him a power of 2.
Then the fourth Doctor comes along, and he gets the powers of all previous Doctors. 1+1+2=4, so he has a power of 4, double what the previous Doctor had. So on and so on.
Originally posted by DigiMark007
Besides, the quotes refer to memories and experience, not a power increase. They increase in power because their knowledge increases, not because of your mutiplicative theory.It's not without merit, I just don't think there's enough to justify it as plausible. And if there were, I'd be all over it.
Okay, THIS I understand... I thought it was stated somewhere that they actually had increased powers, not just better use of them.