Originally posted by Silent Master
So what you're claiming is that the only way for Prof X to be able to effect Superman is if his TP was limitless. Do you have any proof to back this up?
No I'm asking what iyo are his limits? Like does he affect any being with a mind and no TP resistance feats?
Originally posted by Nibedicus
Aliens differ from each other moreso than humans do to mutants. Your "logic" is flawed and inconsistent. The fact that you cannot see the flaw makes me shake my head.No. I replied with a question to ascertain relevance. That is not refusing anything at all. And if by "refused to answer what limits X has" you mean when you made a new thread, well, it was a separate thread that has nothing to do with the current debate, so it was not really a reply within this thread, was it?
It's cool how you pick like 1 or 2 sentences (irrelevant ones at that) in a reply and ignore everything else. And then point out how I "refused to answer 2 questions" when you are literally ignoring whole paragraphs.
Good job. 👆
If you're going to point things out (badly at that), at least try not to sound like a freakin hypocrite.
SW affecting humans and aliens shows a much wider range in the ability to affect things. If she can affect humans and aliens, which you agree are more different than humans to mutants, then the burden is met imo. Xavier has not affected things that are likely much different than humans to mutants hence the issue
The question was to gauge X's limitations in general. Basically I was looking for something like "X can affect everything under thing point and Supes falls in that category" or "X can affect anything that meets these requirements" or something that was can have a clear idea about. I asked about Bruce Almighty because it does have relevance in just how high X's powers reach. You and others are very vague on how high his powers should be reach cause on one hand you say he can affect Superman and basically any being with a mind so long as they have no TP resistance feats but you refused to acknowledge a cap. My question was to see if in fact there was a cap iyo by bringing up one of the most powerful beings in cinema.
Also asking a question in response to a question without directly giving an answer to said question would be considered refusing to answer. I didn't say you didn't respond, I said you did answer it. You didn't.
The whole point of this was to inquire why X was given the "benefit of the doubt" just how far it went. You don't want to answer that for some reason but you want me to accept it reaches high just enough to not question it. I don't want to do that. If you don't want to continue with this direction, and it doesn't seem like you do, then that's fine. You can stop replying and hopefully someone can help me figure this out here or in the other thread. I mean it was the reason I requested the mod ruling.
I don't reply to everything because as you've pointed out it is a circular argument. It'll just keep going on. I'm not arguing against your ideas here. I don't necessarily think you are wrong in thinking X can affect Superman in theory. I've asked what feats X has affecting aliens and you using other people's feats or trying to convince me that alien minds wouldn't be that different from humans/mutants minds(even tho you just said aliens would be in this post here) doesn't do it for me. So we can agree to disagree for all I care but I'd rather not go in circles about ever little thing. If not responding to every point bothers you I can make sure to do so in the future.