Originally posted by Placidity
Yes of course lifting a continent by someone with super strength and flight is logical. How is it not?How does it matter that Preston doesn't have the ability I made up in my example? You can still answer it just the same. Both defy logic, so its the same, except one more so then the other.
Logic
1. Person has super strength and flight
2. Person lifts extremely heavy object
= Logic Pass1. Person can Predict Bullet Trajectories
2. Person caught in a hail of bullets where he'd be hit no matter where he moved to.
3. All bullets miss him.
= Logic FailMy premise isn't faulty, you have not yet been able to answer my question:
Lets get this out of the way, before we move on.
Your premise is faulty, you're saying that bullets just miss Preston while he's just walking around. This isn't what he does; isn't what was shown in the film. So why argue for or against something that didn't happen?
Again, you've made up an ability, applied it to Preston and catered a scenario. What does this have to do with his actual abilities stated and displayed? Nothing.
BTW, "screen-feats" is one of the guiding rules in here. So even if Preston just walked in a straight line and bullets missed him, it would count. Though as stated, this isn't an actual ability of his.