Abstract Strength Feat

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Originally posted by Nietzschean
http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/9877/xmenomegap45.jpg

The M'kraan crystal shard of the multiverse.

😂 @ the notion that lifting a shard of the M'Kraan=lifting the multiverse.

x2 😂's, in fact.

Originally posted by Galan007
😂 @ the notion that lifting a shard of the M'Kraan=lifting the multiverse.

x2 😂's, in fact.

u could have the same view with the infinity book or this:

there is a point to this thread and abstract feats.

Lifting a shard of the M'Kraan=/=any sort of high-end lifting feat, though.

...By any stretch of the imagination. none

Originally posted by Galan007
Lifting a shard of the M'Kraan=/=any sort of high-end lifting feat, though.

...By any stretch of the imagination. none

In the comic the lil furball told Gambit that the shard was the same as the whole of the M'kraan crystal..

tell me what is the difference between the physical manifestation of the multiverse in the form of the M'kraan crystal and the infinity book?

what makes one better over the other.
while u are at it tell me what is the difference between the Soul Gems and the infinity book since within them is another Universe and manifestation of their respective universal aspects and held by individual ppl.

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
I actually stumbled upon a mathematical equation that estimated the weight of the Serpent one day.

The tricky part isn't calculating the weight of Jormungand, anyway. It's figuring how much pressure he was exerting as well; the snake was coiled around the Earth and obviously was fighting the attempt to move it.

Originally posted by Nihilist
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Originally posted by Nietzschean

while u are at it tell me what is the difference between the Soul Gems and the infinity book since within them is another Universe and manifestation of their respective universal aspects and held by individual ppl.
The hell? I think youre confusing yourself.

The gems contain power. Power is weightless. That's why an average human can lift them. The infinite book contains an infinite amount of pages. Pages have weight. That's why both Superman and Captain Marvel struggled to lift it.

Originally posted by Galan007
The hell? I think youre confusing yourself.

The gems contain power. Power is weightless. That's why an average human can lift them. The infinite book contains an infinite amount of pages. Pages have weight. That's why both Superman and Captain Marvel struggled to lift it.

the soul gem itself contains an entire universe within it the same manner as Franklin Richards ball. it is not just power and depending on the power, power itself can have weight.

I like to add the Worlogog

Originally posted by Nietzschean
the soul gem itself contains an entire universe within it the same manner as Franklin Richards ball. it is not just power and depending on the power, power itself can have weight.

I like to add the Worlogog


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So you think everyone who lifted soul gem or that M'Kraan crystal shard lifted a universe in their hands, so holocaust survived a universe stabbed in his chest? When jean went into crystal to repair it she commented how it was just a dimensional barrier which separated it from rest of the universe. As for soul gem ask Mr master.

Originally posted by abhilegend
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So you think everyone who lifted soul gem or that M'Kraan crystal shard lifted a universe in their hands, so holocaust survived a universe stabbed in his chest? When jean went into crystal to repair it she commented how it was just a dimensional barrier which separated it from rest of the universe. As for soul gem ask Mr master.

they do.
yes.

and when Jahf explained the M'kraan crystal he said it contained the multiverse in its various facets, where space is meaningless and a shard of the M'kraan crystal is the same as the whole.. that the infinite cannot be reduced or some such in the age of apocalypse.

why would I ask Mr. Master, when Warlock explained the nature of metaphysics within the Soul Gem. It is a Universe unto itself. Strength and Power is meaningless when it comes to metaphysics. one is only as strong or powerful as one beliefs themselves to be.

their is a point to this that you are all either ignoring or too blind to see.

Originally posted by Nietzschean
they do.
yes.

and when Jahf explained the M'kraan crystal he said it contained the multiverse in its various facets, where space is meaningless and a shard of the M'kraan crystal is the same as the whole.. that the infinite cannot be reduced or some such in the age of apocalypse.

why would I ask Mr. Master, when Warlock explained the nature of metaphysics within the Soul Gem. It is a Universe unto itself. Strength and Power is meaningless when it comes to metaphysics. one is only as strong or powerful as one beliefs themselves to be.

their is a point to this that you are all either ignoring or too blind to see.

Originally posted by Nietzschean

So holocaust survived a multiverse stabbing or all the guys who lifted that shard are infinitely powerful? Man, what a feat? Where was it stated that the shard or gem were infinitely heavy like with the book where it was specifically stated that to lift it you must be very strong?

Originally posted by abhilegend
So holocaust survived a multiverse stabbing or all the guys who lifted that shard are infinitely powerful? Man, what a feat? Where was it stated that the shard or gem were infinitely heavy like with the book where it was specifically stated that to lift it you must be very strong?
my point is that holding a universe in ones hands is an abstract feat and its meaningless in a strength feat comparison the same way a book with infinite pages or with pages of every book ever written would be just as meaningless.

Marvel doesnt worry about applying weight to such a feat hence, a kid can hold a universe in the palm of his hand as any other person without being Superman or Thor strong. Either both are valid or non are valid.

u should ask, why is Captain Marvel and Superman struggling to lift an abstract book when Guys like Warlock and Franklin Richard's can lift an entire universe in their hand?

universes with sentient life, planets, stars, galaxies and even books beyond what can be counted.

Originally posted by Nietzschean
my point is that holding a universe in ones hands is an abstract feat and its meaningless in a strength feat comparison the same way a book with infinite pages or with pages of every book ever written would be just as meaningless.

Marvel doesnt worry about applying weight to such a feat hence, a kid can hold a universe in the palm of his hand as any other person without being Superman or Thor strong. Either both are valid or non are valid.

u should ask, why is Captain Marvel and Superman struggling to lift an abstract book when Guys like Warlock and Franklin Richard's can lift an entire universe in their hand?

universes with sentient life, planets, stars, galaxies and even books beyond what can be counted.


And? The difference is those feats were never meant as a strength feat or they would've been listed as such. Make no mistake, DC or marvel both have these kinds of strength feats and are listed as such

http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/oo326/OneDumbG0/Thor%20Stats/ThorStrength42494.jpg
http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/oo326/OneDumbG0/Thor%20Stats/ThorStrength43494.jpg

Or like this

http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/3/31325/698598-99440_5_122_987lo_super.jpg

Or hulk clapping away a dimension (so I've heard). Where are those feats you mention are listed as strength or power feats?

Originally posted by abhilegend
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My point it doesnt have to be b/c it is an abstract feat but by their own nature and logic it has to have mass b/c they contain universes that exceed the infinite book that so many like to brag and use.

superman and Cap tag teamed to lift a book with every book ever written.

pffff...

a lil kid in marvel held an entire universe in the palm of his hands.

my point is quite clear here. dont use abstract feats b/c if u want to compare them than they are valid. 😎

and who says u need a narration to state it is a strength feat?

a car is a car, a star is a star, a universe is a universe.. for decades writers have not mention strength when characters hold or lift an object that a person would have to be superhuman to lift or would be logically impossible.

here is someone using an excuse to try to discount and discredit something that has happen on panel.

Originally posted by Nietzschean
My point it doesnt have to be b/c it is an abstract feat but by their own nature and logic it has to have mass b/c they contain universes that exceed the infinite book that so many like to brag and use.

superman and Cap tag teamed to lift a book with every book ever written.

pffff...

a lil kid in marvel held an entire universe in the palm of his hands.

my point is quite clear here. dont use abstract feats b/c if u want to compare them than they are valid. 😎

and who says u need a narration to state it is a strength feat?

a car is a car, a star is a star, a universe is a universe.. for decades writers have not mention strength when characters hold or lift an object that a person would have to be superhuman to lift or would be logically impossible.

here is someone using an excuse to try to discount and discredit something that has happen on panel.


I knew exactly what your point was from the start. Nice try.
You forgot to mention that an aligator swallowed the same universal ball. Let me guess that aligator was trying to chew a universe or gambit can lift a multiverse because he lifted a shard or holocaust survived a multiverse stabbed into him. Your thinly veiled attempts are laughable. Keep it up. This conversation is over.

Originally posted by Nietzschean
the soul gem itself contains an entire universe within it the same manner as Franklin Richards ball. it is not just power and depending on the power, power itself can have weight.

I like to add the Worlogog

Lol you forgot to add that the Joker, Lex, MM and Superman all held the Worlogog so....I won't count that.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Lol you forgot to add that the Joker, Lex, MM and Superman all held the Worlogog so....I won't count that.
feel free to add them for holding the universe in the palm of their hand. it is an abstract feat.

The book with infinite pages actually had and infinite number of pages, all occupying the same space--that's what makes it different than the infinity gems. If it was a simple matter of 'metaphysics', the book would have weighed the same amount as a normal/average book, but it didn't. That's why Supes/Marv were barely able to lift it.

Point: when one lifts the infinite book, they are actually lifting an infinite amount of weight (as dumb as it sounds.) When one lifts the M'Kraan, they are not lifting the multiverse.

Dr Fate lifts a dimension when he puts on his helmet. >.>

I forget what the purpose of this thread is...are we trying to compare abstract concepts? In which case, are we not doomed to fail?

How would we prove that one abstract feat is greater than the other?