X-Man vs The Flash

Started by "Id"9 pages

Originally posted by leonidas
your "argument" is nonsensical. you're asking the wrong thing, looking for the wrong thing. a plank unit is a measure of DISTANCE, not speed. the plank length is ALSO a measure of distance. there is no 'entering it'. there is no "covering the ground in plank units". ANY distance can be measured in "plank units", like a parsec can be measured in micrometers. you'd just need a lot of them. think of wally as a photon. it is the fastest measurable speed in the universe--LIGHT. but light is nothing compared to wally and others.

so you want.... quantifable speed feats from flash? there is of course the time he cleared the people from the explosion and he was moving several 100s/1000s of times>c


A wise friend confirmed the following.

Planck units are units just like any other so if you can measure a distance and a time you could use Planck units with it.

lp is just ~1.6e-35 meters
tp is just ~5.4e-44 seconds

I assure that if we quantify the distance covered in Planck Units (measured in Planck Seconds), which we know the value of, it destroys any quantifiable speed feat the Flash has amassed to this date.

My argument is that, if any single character is truly operating on Planck Time, they are moving in far accesses c. We are talking about such a ridiculous number, that it shames any quantifiable feat Wally has produced to this very date.

If you can not understand following, than there is no point for us to continue this debate.

Originally posted by leonidas
there is this which is NOT quantifiable:

http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff102/Wally_Respect2/blackflash15.jpg

http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff102/Wally_Respect2/blackflash16.jpg

literally racing to the END OF TIME. "plank time" has no meaning here. why? BECAUSE IT IS BASED ON THE SPEED OF LIGHT. it breaks down. this speed feat is UNQUANTIFIABLE, as is ANYTHING suprpassing light, and thus surpassing "plank time". you would ned to prove (if nate is within this time frame) how much FASTER THEN LIGHT is he? but that doesn't work, it's not how his powers work. his are perceptual, imo, as opposed to motion-based. he can see multiple timelines--past and present. wally can do the exact same thing. while racing black flash he saw himself in the past and future than went so far past that he reached the END OF TIME. to me, that indicates his speed and ability to perceive things>nates who could only see a limited amount of time into the future or past.

whether plank time is measured over a tony distance, or a galactic distance matters not at all. ANYONE travelling>c can cover the distance (whatever you want it to be) FASTER THAN A PHOTON CAN.

honestly, not sure how it could be any clearer. you can simply say--BOTH must exist WITHIN plank time, but since there is no way to quantify it, we simply can't say which is...... "faster" (for lack of a better term), but it is clear that exceeding c means you leave physical laws behind.

Yet, entering the Planck time, allows Nate step outside of time, and accesses to the entire 616 time stream. All its dimensions, all its divergent timelines. So its safe to say that the comic added its own pseudo elements, we‘ve left physical laws behind the moment Marvel produced this scene. You will agree with me, that we cannot except just the face value of what DC has brought in, to be fair both need to be under our consideration.

Leo your confused. The photon is only being used as a constant (c^-3) to produce a mathematical formula. In reality, if you are covering grounds in Planck Units, your going astronomically above the speed of light.

You cant say X-Man’s ability is entirely perceptual, if he can physically move into the Planck Length. If the fight took place in the Planck Length, this lets us know that X-Man is operating on a different time-scale.

Seriously I find Nate’s ability to effortlessly see the entire timeline, and at will walk-through it more impressive than Wally pushing himself to attain infinite speed, and attain similar results.

Hell I will make it even simpler. If Wally is operating in a zeptoseconds, and Nate is operating in Planck Units. Its Wally, who will look like a standing statue. To compete, Wally would have to push himself into infinite speed, like how he did with the Black Flash.

Peace!stonedgun3

Originally posted by "Id"
Hell I will make it even simpler. If Wally is operating in a zeptoseconds, and Nate is operating in Planck Units. Its Wally, who will look like a standing statue. To compete, Wally would have to push himself into infinite speed, like how he did with the Black Flash.

Peace!stonedgun3

sigh.....

you're right, we can not discuss this issue. you are using the term 'plank unit' like it's a measure of speed and that is absolutely wrong. there are actually multiple plank units--mass, time and length can all be regarded as 'plank units'. the 'time' plank unit, it is merely a very very small measurement of time. the thing is, it is so small because the DISTANCE OVER WHICH IT IS MEASURED IS SO SMALL. if you are operating in 'plank time' you are GOING the speed of light. and it most CERTAINLY does NOT shame any flash speed feat. why? because flash operates in the MACROWORLD. imagine how quickly flash could cover something as small as a plank length. seriously.

photon starts at point (a) and is released. when it crosses point (b), the time it took from point (a) to point (b) is measured. nothing in the universe can go from point (a) to (b) faster than a photon.

in the comicbook universe, that simply doesn't hold true.

i truly, in all sincerity, don't see how you're questioning this issue.

plank HIMSELF stated: these natural units would always remain the same as long as the law of gravitation, the speed of light in a vacuum, and the principles of thermodynamics remain valid.

the plank unit that defines time is BASED ON THE SPEED OF LIGHT. the plank length, as it was used by that author, was MISUSED. it makes no sense.

iow, to say someone exceeds light, means--BY PLANK'S OWN DEFINITION--that they are outside the boundaries defined by his units.

now, i agree with what you said a couple above--since nate was 'within' these time frames, he is seeing things in a quantum sense. but how does that translate? we can only go by how far in 'time' they were able to see. flash went to the END OF TIME. that implies his 'speed' (for lack of a better term, again)>nate's.

i would argue his ability is mainly perceptual because ares was also able to enter this localized timeframe he was in. no way it could have been motion-based.

seriously, if you are "covering ground in 'plank units'" you are misusing the term. if you don't see that..... shrug

Cool I agree to disagree.

the two of you really arguing over nonsense. planck time is a just cool sounding word. we can't assume anything about his speed because he isnt even moving through normal space, but stepping outside of the timestream to look at multiple possible futures (and pasts) spreading before him then reentering or affecting the timeline at will. we cant draw any conclusions about his "speed" or reaction times based on it.

SNG wins

EDIT: my post has arrived too late. Damn you Id

Originally posted by 753

SNG wins

I agree to agree to this.

Originally posted by 753

EDIT: my post has arrived too late. Damn you Id

I am tuned into the Planck length. Before me, all your replies are useless. abcmwahaha

Originally posted by 753
the two of you really arguing over nonsense. planck time is a just cool sounding word. we can't assume anything about his speed because he isnt even moving through normal space, but stepping outside of the timestream to look at multiple possible futures (and pasts) spreading before him then reentering or affecting the timeline at will. we cant draw any conclusions about his "speed" or reaction times based on it.
Shut up.

It obviously relates to his speed.

Because Nate Grey's reaction time is obviously of the 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds magnitude.

You've just got to have a deep understanding of the character.

Masturbate to him, in those lonely, rainy nights.

Originally posted by "Id"
Cool I agree to disagree.

👆

Originally posted by Philosophía
Shut up.

It obviously relates to his speed.

Because Nate Grey's reaction time is obviously of the 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds magnitude.

You've just got to have a deep understanding of the character.

Masturbate to him, in those lonely, rainy nights.


313wank

Nate

Interesting battle. I can see either winning.

Nate grey.. Iirc... Was in Planck time when Ares the god of war matched Nate grey and approached him.

Do we assume ares has super speed at the level of Nate grey also...

Originally posted by rotiart
Nate grey.. Iirc... Was in Planck time when Ares the god of war matched Nate grey and approached him.

Do we assume ares has super speed at the level of Nate grey also...

we assume he can traverse dimensions and timewarp on his own

Originally posted by rotiart
Nate grey.. Iirc... Was in Planck time when Ares the god of war matched Nate grey and approached him.

Do we assume ares has super speed at the level of Nate grey also...

If you read how Area did that and what Nate explained then you wouldn't be saying Ares has super speed. 😕

Originally posted by Lord Feron
If you read how Area did that and what Nate explained then you wouldn't be saying Ares has super speed. 😕

that's a part of the whole problem.....

Originally posted by ankur29

Speaking of???

Originally posted by OneDumbG0

ODG your an avid Thor reader, has Ares ever shown the ability to manipulate time/space to such degree?

Originally posted by rotiart
Nate grey.. Iirc... Was in Planck time when Ares the god of war matched Nate grey and approached him.

Do we assume ares has super speed at the level of Nate grey also...


Nate does have super speed, but the argument emerged that he can operate on a different timeframe akin to that of Zoom (H. Zolomon).

Originally posted by Lord Feron
If you read how Area did that and what Nate explained then you wouldn't be saying Ares has super speed. 😕

I’ve been giving that some thought, it seems to be a plot device….or not. In any case its just Marvel being Lazy. Marvel writers never took the time to expand on Ares divinity, the way it was explained for Thor. But the following might gives us a clue, since Thor explained his transcendence speaking in general.

Yet I am also a God, and thus my nature is not bound by the mere Perceptible. My divinity transcends Dimensions, and so might my corporal form. - Thor
http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa469/R-O-O/Thor/ThorImmortal1.jpg
http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa469/R-O-O/Thor/ThorImmortal2.jpg
http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa469/R-O-O/Thor/ThorImmortal3.jpg

I cant find anything to counter you. Your war personified in every plane, in every future too. X-Man
http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/3315/darkxmen003012.jpg

Originally posted by "Id"
ODG your an avid Thor reader, has Ares ever shown the ability to manipulate time/space to such degree?
Eden makes mention of four-dimensional space, length, width, height, and (presumably) time when Ares busts through his portal:
Originally posted by WhiteWitchKing
Secret Warriors #9

Ares rips open a portal that Eden says only he controls who goes through.

The look on Eden's face is priceless.