Originally posted by PhilosophíaThat's typically been my experience with fanboys who try to re-engage me after months go by on dead horse topics.
Ha. You're still at that point in your e-life where another person not responding to an argument for a long period of time means that he was 'humiliated'? That's equally dumb and cute.Well, more than two months have passed since I logged on the forum. After all that time crying and self-loathing, I finally managed to build up some courage and reply to you.
Now I wasn't trying to get you to admit it outright, but ok. Now that we've cleared that up, let's move on.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaI get exactly what you're trying to say with your analogy. After all, I completely deconstructed the witlessness of it all and the obvious ploy underlying it. It's still just incredibly, transparently, obviously stupid. Not all your ideas can be winners, Philosophia.
The balloons are used for the purpose of an analogy, dumby. You still can't wrap your tiny head around the concept, can you?Yes, moving the moon at ridiculous speed, requires more strength than palming the Earth.
That's a mathematical certainty.
Adjusting the Moon's orbit doesn't require more strength than holding apart two Earths crashing into each other because their respective universes are forcing them to collide. Just shut up.
Originally posted by PhilosophíaThis is a new theory of your's and one predicated by the fact that you've gained no traction in this argument at every turn. So let's address it directly: chunks of an Earth colliding with other Earths during Incursions are exactly how the mysterious Mapmakers mark their targets. So clearly, even huge fragments of Earths touching each other at the exact moment one (or both) are destroyed via external forces doesn't cause the death of either universe, as seen on-panel:
Stopping the Earths from advancing means just that - stopping the Earths. Just like stopping the balloons from advancing doesn't mean stopping the tanks, just the balloons. The Universes [and tanks] are still advancing - and that's the problem encountered by Hyperion. The Earth wasn't durable enough to withstand the Universe advancing, and it broke.The comic literally states that the Earths broke during Hyperion's attempt:
http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/Strangerinthenight/Newer/Avengers004-Zone-013_zps6b4c320d.jpgThe Earths were destroyed. The problem was that they still cascaded into eachother, and that cascading energy destroyed the Universe Hyperion was in.
What you can't seem to distinguish is the difference between how Hyperion's attempt destroyed the Earths, and how the Illuminati's bomb does.
The bomb destroys the Earths completly, leaving no place for them to touch, effectively destroying the incursion point.
Imagine the universes as two large piece of cheese [big as a truck].
Hyperion stops them by pressing with his palms. Pieces still remain. They touch. The Universes are destroyed.
The illuminati nuke the trucks.
Now follow along Philosophia: as you can see, the debris can collide from an exploded Earth and that still ends the Incursion instantly, saving both universes. But the two universes Hyperion was trying to stall were wiped out entirely. Which necessarily means he didn't destroy either of them before the time limit. Again, I needn't have proven the negative. But I basically just did. Because I paid attention to the rules and laws within the comic that were set up by Hickman. Sound familiar?
Originally posted by PhilosophíaWe all understand that you're thinking like a fundamentally retarded kindergartener. No need to backhandedly concede that. Run along now. See you in two months. Until then, have you ever watched Schindler's List? If you haven't, go watch it. Then you shall understand the context of this .gif and the message that follows:
I'm using an analogy again, because, quite frankly, you're just ridiculously dumb, ODG. I actually need to take you to kindergarten level logic.
"I pardon you."
Just make sure that the next time you address me, don't prove to be a colossal waste of my time in the future pathetically wretched nuisance. Otherwise, I might change my mind:
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