There's a limit to how much "Psionic" detection the shield can handle (As fact, it just looks like they are trained to block, and the limit is the "area" of the shield and how long they can keep it up (the good ones can keep it up as long as they are awake). Violating the "no limits" fallacy would involve saying that they can block out everyone as far out as they want when they explicitly cannot block out unlimited area: it's kept to a certain area and the more training and experience they have, they can extend their "black hole" even farther)? Where is this shield "bombardment" limit and where did you find it? Additionally, how did you discover that a "limit" was even applicable to the shroud? It's like saying you "see" a black hole in the visible light spectrum if you get a bigger telescope: it's still completely missing. Granted, you can see a blackhole by observing the things around it which is what happened in the film: pretty cool tie-in, I think. *Adjusts belt buckle*
No, a no-limits fallacy would be to assume that it can block anything within its given area, even if God tried to pierce it. It's not a black hole, its a shadow, a shroud. Shadows can be illuminated, shrouds can be pierced.
Assuming that its unbrakable is a fallacy. Xavier is much more powerful than anything a Shadow has blocked, therefore you can't prove that they'd be able to block him.
Do you have a movie feat for that because it appears to be a few hundred yards in the films. Again, this thread is gimped, no cerebro.
Xavier senses Pheonix from the school when she awakens at the lake. Pheonix talks to Cyclops telepathically to get him to come to the lake.
What? You didn't know? The Force, in the real world, is considered fictional psionics." You didn't know that?
Only in a crude sense. The basic function is different.
No, it's up to you to prove that he can see through the shroud because that's what your claiming.
Xavier is more powerful than anything the Shadows have blocked.
2 > 1. Simple really.
No, Shadows can stop Sniffs and even more powerful/trained ones can stop Watchers.
Thats what I said. And its been a while, but I think ares is right. Shadows can't stop a Pusher's telepathy. Therefore, why do you think they'd be able to stop Xaviers?