Originally posted by h1a8
It wasn't damaged sufficiently enough to hurt a supposedly bulletproof character. That was my argument. Keep up.
No it wasn't, see below.
Originally posted by h1a8
I don't think so. Anyway, assuming this is true then the cardboard would be damaged significantly. The concrete wasn't.
Originally posted by Nibedicus
I did. Cept that if you knew how concussions work, you wouldn't be mentioning the hardness of the surface he impacted.Try again.
Now answer my question.
That wasn't my reply to your concussion remark. I specifically mentioned how Loki shouldn't get a concussion in response to your concussion remark. You never rebutted it.
Originally posted by h1a8
That wasn't my reply to your concussion remark. I specifically mentioned how Loki shouldn't get a concussion in response to your concussion remark. You never rebutted it.
Originally posted by h1a8
Loki's brain, everything is extremely durable. Concrete breaking has a lot of give and reduces impact force.
If Loki's can get a concussion as easy as colliding with a soft material then Spider-Man can easily ko him.Either way, you are supporting Spider-Man more.
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Conceding now?
Originally posted by h1a8
I said that Loki's brain should be very durable to not get a concussion from that feat. If not then Spider-Man can easily ko him.My comment about the soft material was in regards to how much damage the concrete had. It wasn't enough.
The brain being durable part is right but the premise is wrong. Good god. Just answer my questions and I will explain why.
Stop weaseling.
Originally posted by h1a8
The force was spread, that means each inch of Loki witnessed up to 2 tons of force. Think of a bed of nails. It's not about the total force that kills you but the force per square inch.A sledgehammer could do similar damage to concrete. Just another way to show that the hundreds of tons estimate is incorrect.
Your reasoning is upside down. You're correct that the force was spread, but note that it would be easier to break concrete if the force is concentrated. Which means for Hulk to have broken concreted using Loki (a lot more surface area than a sledgehammer), Hulk would have needed to apply tremendous amounts of force.
Originally posted by h1a8
That's not a rebuttal. Do you even know how to debate? You have to explain why the premise is wrong.
Tsk tsk. Already told you an explanation is forthcoming once you answer my question. Yet all you do is dodge dodge dodge and project. You are such a waste of time to talk to.
Y'know, your insults would have more bite if you actually had any credibility. But you don't. So now you're just making me laugh.
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Originally posted by NibedicusI rather you just rebut my premise. That way it's a direct and more efficient debate. I do know what a concussion is, so trust that any terms you use about the subject I will understand.
Tsk tsk. Already told you an explanation is forthcoming once you answer my question. Yet all you do is dodge dodge dodge and project. You are such a waste of time to talk to.Y'know, your insults would have more bite if you actually had any credibility. But you don't. So now you're just making me laugh.
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That's why I specifically mentioned brain durability BEFORE mentioned soft material.
Originally posted by h1a8
I rather you just rebut my premise. That way it's a direct and more efficient debate. I do know what a concussion is, so trust that any terms you use about the subject I will understand.That's why I specifically mentioned brain durability BEFORE mentioned soft material.
You do not get to chose how ppl rebut your so-called "points".
Answer or just concede. Don't really care at this point.