Originally posted by PillarofOsiris
He was fine because the wish brought him back to life. Explain how I quoted you out of context. Did you, or did you not ask him to "prove his durability isn't infinite"? It's either yes or no. There's no context. And claiming WBH is a MILLION times stronger than Savage Hulk (oh, I'm sorry, AVERAGE Savage Hulk) is an utterly ridiculous claim.
There is context because it was a rhetorical question. After the question I said, "I'm not saying it's infinite but obviously you don't know the limits in which WBH can withstand forces." This means I didn't want him to prove it and neither did I think it was infinite. Basically, I went the wordy route in trying to say, "Prove an upper bound of WBH's durability." My fault.
Prove that he died. Because the comic never showed him dead but always alive and the comic never said he died either.
It's not a ridiculous claim if you know the magnitude of the feat. You don't and that's why you think it's ridiculous. I'll prove the magnitude simply here:
1. Can an average Savage Hulk generate enough force to disintegrate just one of his peers? The answer is no since it would take AT LEAST 100 times his strength to do it.
2. Can he generate enough force to disintegrate about 20 peers of his?
Again, the answer is no since it would take at least 100x20 times his strength to do it.
3. Can he generate HALF the force to disintegrate countless peers of his from hundreds of yards away WITHOUT TOUCHING THEM?
Again, the answer is no since it would take at least 1/2 * 1000x100x20 times his strength to do so.
Note: 1/2 * 1000x100x20 is 1 million. It was more than 20 peers that was disintegrated ALONG with a planet being destroyed. It was mindless ones that was disintegrated. Mindless ones have feats of mining neutron stars without any harm done to them. It takes more than 1000x more force to do x amount of damage from more than a hundred yards away without touching the object you are trying to damage.
Now do you understand?