So just because we didn't see the entire cartoon universe means it doesn't exist? I haven't personally seen L.A. That must not exist either.
Not really. There were many implications in the dialogue that Anthony destroyed the rest of the world but Peaksville. Even if not, dimension-dumping=automatically multiversal
People trying to objectively debate the thread should care, because it's a rather important factor.
Well Genie is a wild card (hope he doesn't cut the brakes though). But Q is outclassed here. Science supports me here 🙂
Originally posted by Lestov16
I haven't personally seen L.A. That must not exist either.
Here you go, buddy: http://www.silviozugarini.com/images/IMG_2462.jpg
Originally posted by Lestov16
The cartoon Anthony teleported his sister in wasn't a mere pocket dimension, it was an entirely different universe with different physical laws than anything the Q have ever dealt with. And if he can rewrite the universe(s) to place a 3 dimensional being into a 2 dimensional world, even if he didn't create them, he's clearly got practical omnipotence over them.That clip was phucking awesome, but as evidenced, at no point did they enter a universe with such different physical laws as that of a cartoon. Based on scientific analysis, Anthony outranks the Q in power.
I can turn this around and say that Anthony has never shrunk a starship to the size of a proton while keeping all the starship's functions and essence despite the fact that its particles would need to be shrunk to the size where elements that make up the starship and its crew would not even have their necessary compositions because elements only keep their distinct properties on an atomic level.
Originally posted by Lestov16
So just because we didn't see the entire cartoon universe means it doesn't exist? I haven't personally seen L.A. That must not exist either.
There is documented evidence implying that LA does, in fact, exist with a very specific size attributed to it.
Shut the **** up and prove that his wittle cartoon dimension is much bigger than the TV we see it on.
Not really. There were many implications in the dialogue that Anthony destroyed the rest of the world but Peaksville. Even if not, dimension-dumping=automatically multiversal
Prove it, lol. I mean, I know you can't, but by all means try.
People trying to objectively debate the thread should care, because it's a rather important factor.
It's not though. In terms of scale the feat is so hopelessly outclassed that it doesn't even merit mentioning.
"Oh well he put someone into a cartoon, so he's multiversal", from a very technical standpoint? Sure, why not? He technically was operating in more than one universe at the same time time. But if one guy lifts a five pound weight in each hand and the other lifts a hundred pounds with one, is the first stronger because he lifted two weights? Same principle, and no it isn't "scientific" but neither is the garbage you're spewing, because according to actual science, contact with another universe of any sort is impossible because it is not a part of our universe. Anthony Fremont breaking natural laws is no different from when Q or Genie does it.
Well Genie is a wild card (hope he doesn't cut the brakes though). But Q is outclassed here. Science supports me here 🙂
Based on what? Please prove "scientifically" that putting someone in a cartoon grants one automatic multiversal power.
Tread carefully son. I'm getting the impression that you're trying to troll me, but remember who you are.
Originally posted by NemeBro
There is documented evidence implying that LA does, in fact, exist with a very specific size attributed to it.Shut the **** up and prove that his wittle cartoon dimension is much bigger than the TV we see it on.
Prove it, lol. I mean, I know you can't, but by all means try.
It's not though. In terms of scale the feat is so hopelessly outclassed that it doesn't even merit mentioning.
"Oh well he put someone into a cartoon, so he's multiversal", from a very technical standpoint? Sure, why not? He technically was operating in more than one universe at the same time time. But if one guy lifts a five pound weight in each hand and the other lifts a hundred pounds with one, is the first stronger because he lifted two weights? Same principle, and no it isn't "scientific" but neither is the garbage you're spewing, because according to actual science, contact with another universe of any sort is impossible because it is not a part of our universe. Anthony Fremont breaking natural laws is no different from when Q or Genie does it.
Based on what? Please prove "scientifically" that putting someone in a cartoon grants one automatic multiversal power.
Tread carefully son. I'm getting the impression that you're trying to troll me, but remember who you are.
So you are some kind of nut job who thinks that a fictional world is limited to the extent we the audience see it? What kind of stupid bullshit is that? Going by your logic that a world is no bigger than the TV we see it on, the only cities that exist in Always Sunny is Philadelphia itself and nothing else, since nothing else was shown to the audience on screen. FAIL.
It's pretty obvious logic. Too bad you can't see it.
Let me ask you this. If our universe where an MWI-style multiverse, like the STverse, would a world with the physical laws of a cartoon be included in that multiverse. I'll answer that for you. NO. How is Anthony outclassed when the Q are limited to the physical laws of their MWI-verse, whereas Anthony's power extends farther beyond that?
Again, in terms of reality warping, there is a difference between simply rewriting gravity and implementing the completely alien physical laws and spatial dimensionality of a cartoon. Anthony is clearly on a higher tier. I'll admit the Q are definitely smarter, and they would probably beat Anthony based on their intelligence, but as far as power levels go, Anthony is definitely superior.
Already explained it above. The Q are limited to their MWI multiverse. Anthony's power exceeds that since he can affect worlds with entirely different universal initial conditions. Simple logic, really.
Don't know why you'd get that impression. I'm laying out obvious logical facts that should be easily comprehended. Don't know why your brain is limiting you from seeing the indisputable objective evidence.
Originally posted by Lestov16
So you are some kind of nut job who thinks that a fictional world is limited to the extent we the audience see it? What kind of stupid bullshit is that? Going by your logic that a world is no bigger than the TV we see it on, the only cities that exist in Always Sunny is Philadelphia itself and nothing else, since nothing else was shown to the audience on screen. FAIL.
No but really, shut up and prove the size of this 2-dimensional world that is all your little argument hinges on.
It's pretty obvious logic. Too bad you can't see it.
It's pretty bad logic.
Let me ask you this. If our universe where an MWI-style multiverse, like the STverse, would a world with the physical laws of a cartoon be included in that multiverse. I'll answer that for you. NO.
I'm not sure why you're bringing the Many-worlds interpretation into this. My guess is that you were browsing wikipedia, read about it, and suddenly felt the need to (badly) base an argument around the theory. Is that it?
How is Anthony outclassed when the Q are limited to the physical laws of their MWI-verse, whereas Anthony's power extends farther beyond that?
Because in terms of scale he is outclassed.
Willy Wonka can also beat Q, I am sure. I mean, not only could his technology transfer something to the TV world like Fremont, but he could then allow people watching the TV to interact with said TV world.
Brb making Willy Wonka versus Q.
Again, in terms of reality warping, there is a difference between simply rewriting gravity and implementing the completely alien physical laws and spatial dimensionality of a cartoon. Anthony is clearly on a higher tier. I'll admit the Q are definitely smarter, and they would probably beat Anthony based on their intelligence, but as far as power levels go, Anthony is definitely superior.
A better example would be Genie (And Q, I think?) creating matter from nothing compared to what Fremont did. Both are, per science, completely impossible, so by your idiot logic both should be exactly comparable. Only Genie and the Q operate on a much higher scale.
Oh, the Q also reside in a dimension with different rules, and can bend both it and the normal world (With its normal rules) just fine. Only on a higher scale.
The Q win. 👆
Already explained it above. The Q are limited to their MWI multiverse. Anthony's power exceeds that since he can affect worlds with entirely different universal initial conditions. Simple logic, really.
"Anthony can create small cartoon worlds so he's stronger" please like, just stop. 🙁
If his world was bigger than my TV I might be impressed, but it isn't, so I'm not.
Don't know why you'd get that impression. I'm laying out obvious logical facts that should be easily comprehended. Don't know why your brain is limiting you from seeing the indisputable objective evidence.
You still haven't proven why creating a small cartoon world is objectively better than anything Q (Or Genie) have done. All you've done is cite the Many-worlds interpretation without giving any context on why what Fremont did is better.
It's a basic reality warping feat, which makes sense, since Fremont is pretty weak for a reality warper.
Also, I'm getting that impression because the alternative is that you're an idiot.
