Originally posted by KuRuPT ThanosiTurning the absence of evidence into evidence of absence is a retarded logical fallacy. Saying there's no statement that he was 100% is about as perceptive and helpful a comment as saying there's no statement that he wasn't 100%.
Where on God's Green Earth do you ever get that this statement means he totally recovered.. You do know basic english right? They NEVER said... he is 100% now... Thanos is back at full strength... we can't contain him now.. NOTHING that said nor even implied he was 100%. They said he's recovered too much NOT.. TOTALLY or FULLY or any other word like that. I believe it's you who needs to learn basic english, or at the very least, basic reading comprehension
Originally posted by KuRuPT ThanosiYou haven't corrected anything. You're just insisting a complete non-point for argument's sake. We don't know for sure 100% that Thanos would get disintegrated just as completely if someone stuck another anti-matter mine on him. Nobody argues this point but you. You're arguing with thin air and pretending that this utter non-statement somehow overturns everything that's being discussed, or offers a revelation to every poster here, or elevates your observations to an exalted status. That would be quaint in and of itself if you weren't trying to take it one step further and suggest that non-statement should prevent any conversation on the likelihood of anti-matter beign successfully used again whatsoever.
Now are we forgetting how this whole conversation started... I think you are... I didn't come in here saying oooo he was weakened and thus we didn't know for no reason did I? You saying I'm being like captain obvious is a DIRECT result of you misspeaking, and like usual, me having to correct you. Not only in this thread but in other threads on the same subject. YOU and others said Thanos showed to be weak to anti-matter and that is all it would take to beat him. Hmmm see now why I had to come in here and correct? You never bothered to mention any of the stuff I pointed out that seriously calls into question whether it would actually work on a full powered thanos. So it was you leaving out key things and stating things as a fact (It would work, he IS vulnerable) which caused me to come here in the first place. It would be like a high powered gun hurting Superman.. and me going ooo yeah all we need is that high powered gun and superman is going to be hurt... while leaving out the part about him being weakened both physically and mentally.. That is why I had to come in here and correct you and others in the first place.. guess you forget that part, but don't worry I didn't forget your mistake.
We don't know if Thanos beats Superman 9/10. Some people have said as much. Nobody has 100% proof that is exactly what would happen beyond a doubt. But few people spend pages upon pages protesting about "We can't be 100% sure of it one way or another. Oh god, you're being so irresponsible for stating something like that. There are no absolute truths, blah blah blah, they haven't ever met once on-panel, blah blah blah. You're wrong, I'm right. blah blah blah." Most people don't spend time completely and utterly qualifying every single one of their statements to escape your ham-fisted and forced nit-picking.
What exactly are you posting for? What's the entire point behind this utter farce that essentially is a negative proof fallacy? That's all you can contribute to the discussion? Yeah, we've heard it. And we don't care. If you're that desperate to continue fvcking this non-argument into oblivion, you can grapple with this negative proof fallacy:
"You noobs. You can't say it's clear beyond a doubt that it wouldn't work again. You can't say without a doubt that any extra recovery would make a difference. It completely disintegrated him before. Maybe it half disintegrates him again. Or just disintegrates his chest. Fact is, WE DON'T KNOW FOR SURE. That's fact. ADMIT IT. So stop talking about the possibility that it wouldn't work. Stop saying otherwise. blah, b1tch, moan, blah."