OneDumbG0
Find Your Own Fire
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
They've worked on someone who doesn't sleep, tire and does have infinite stamina, logically anyone who requires those things would end up worse for wear than someone who didn't. Omega Red drains stamina, the W3 don't have a bottomless supply. They require subsistence and they can tire from ordinary physical strain... why would Red's powers be less effective then simply them living life day to day?
Once again, where do you get your reductionist nonsensical assumption that Omega Red's spores work on anything that tires, sleeps and has stamina? A not-so-subtle no limit fallacy? Omega Red > Odin. You heard it here.
If you're not relying on a no limit fallacy, recognize that you're alternatively relying on a false cause fallacy. Which you unintentionally have pointed out: as far as we've seen, strict biological workings of stamina have nothing to do with the spores working as they've worked on a being of pure metal who has no biological issues with sleep, tiring or stamina. Accordingly, stamina issues don't have anything to do with the spores working or not. So focusing on Asgardians tiring, sleeping, etc. is a bs red herring that has no basis.
Relying on a false cause fallacy isn't any better than relying on a no limit fallacy. You're making an unsupported leap of logic to get where you're going and pretending that the burden of proof somehow shifted as a result. Doesn't work that way. Your entire argument relies on "It worked on Wolvie and Colossus... it'll work on the Warriors Three!" You can't finagle your way out of it and despite trying to dress up that weak-a$$ rationale and pretend it's something else, that's all it has been from the very start.
Originally posted by Deadline
ODG why on earth would you compare W3 to Odin? I don't see why Collosus isn't comparable to an Asagardian. As far as I can see in metal form he should or is immortal, hell technically hes dead.
I'm not. It's reductionist nonsense, I am highlighting that.