Greatest Feat of Durability ever?

Started by Silent Master11 pages

Thor was the only one that got hit by the beam. Besides, the world engine was neither a reality warping device nor a planet buster

Originally posted by Inhuman
Obviously you didn't learn anything. I suggest you go back to school.

1. Its a movie . Things will not be totally accurate but we don't have to speculate because the writers tell us what they meant to show during that sequence regardless of inaccuracies, because you know , no one has ever witnessed the effects of the full force of a neutron star focused on a condensed beam hitting something.

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2. We see the beam that according to the writers contained the full force of the star. Including heat. Like I asked previously. Are you trying to say you can see, gravity, radiation, cosmic rays, with the naked eye? I suggest you read an elementary school level book about outer space and educate yourself.

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3. Great.

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4. We know the neutron star core was inside a spherical object surrounding the whole thing , that had an iris that could be opened to release the full force of the star in a condensed beam.
From the movie we see this device is containing all the stars forces in check.

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You have stated no facts. Just personal opinion. And are ignoring the writers.

Those were facts. You are slow if you don't think so.

1. There's a difference between not accurate force and NO FORCE. We see nothing acting on Thor other than heat beam. Rage was making stuff up.

2. You are using circular reasoning. You have to prove that it wasn't figurative language. You just can't assume that because it suits you.

3 and 4. There was no FORCE. It was heat. You are an idiot if you believe anything other than that. Pure dummy.

Originally posted by Nibedicus
lol @ h1 trying to shift burden of proof again

Rage claimed Etri words are literal. But I posted evidence that goes against it. He has the burden of proof.

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Hilarious thing is h1 was the one who continually went on about writers intention with regards to a statement in Supergirl coming from someone whose facts/knowledge might be lacking (Jimmy).

But when same applies to Thor, but from a much more reliable source, then suddenly that doesnt count as writers intention. And h1 can seemingly decide what writers intentions are.

Figurative language from a character (not a writer).

Originally posted by h1a8
You have to prove that it wasn't figurative language.

You are the only retard claiming that it was figurative.
Your idiotic theories are not facts. So you haven't proven anything.

Yup, h1’s MO is just to constantly shift burden of proof. Lazy debater. He knows he can’t prove what he says, s’why he ducks every single BZ challenge that gets tossed his way.

@nibedicus

Whoever the burden is on then I have proven the case over and over again.
Simply stating that the evidence isn't proof is not debating.

Bottom line: It does not take a rocket scientist to know that Thor experienced heat energy ONLY.

Originally posted by Inhuman
You are the only retard claiming that it was figurative.
Your idiotic theories are not facts. So you haven't proven anything.

Someone who does not know the difference between theories and facts is a waste of time to debate with.

I stated facts sir. Look at each fact and tell me which is a theory.

Originally posted by h1a8
Figurative language from a character (not a writer).

The writer wrote the dialogue.

When it happens in something DC related thats enough for you. I.e. Supergirl lifting the million ton key.

Originally posted by h1a8
Someone who does not know the difference between theories and facts is a waste of time to debate with.

I stated facts sir. Look at each fact and tell me which is a theory.

How is that a fact when the movie itself disagrees?

Originally posted by h1a8
@nibedicus

Whoever the burden is on then I have proven the case over and over again.
Simply stating that the evidence isn't proof is not debating.

Bottom line: It does not take a rocket scientist to know that Thor experienced heat energy ONLY.

Movies don't always show things 100% realistically.

Fact: The above trumps all your "facts".

Originally posted by h1a8
@nibedicus

Whoever the burden is on then I have proven the case over and over again.
Simply stating that the evidence isn't proof is not debating.

Bottom line: It does not take a rocket scientist to know that Thor experienced heat energy ONLY.

Lol. No. Writers >>>>>> you.

People do not need to disprove opinion. You're allowed to have it but we are allowed to disregard it entirely.

You're not convincing anyone. The fact that you can't even accept a BZ where you claim that your so-called "evidence" convincingly "proves your case" means that even you're not convinced of your own argument.

I can tear that argument apart but seeing as you're known to abandon your arguments and jump from one asinine argument to the next, all the while utilizing misdirection, dishonesty, double standards and cheap tactics, I would need a moderated/judged environment and a good incentive (like you shutting up for 6-12 months) before putting in the work. I feel that is fair.

Originally posted by Nibedicus
Lol. No. Writers >>>>>> you.

People do not need to disprove opinion. You're allowed to have it but we are allowed to disregard it entirely.

You're not convincing anyone. The fact that you can't even accept a BZ where you claim that your so-called "evidence" convincingly "proves your case" means that even you're not convinced of your own argument.

I can tear that argument apart but seeing as you're known to abandon your arguments and jump from one asinine argument to the next, all the while utilizing misdirection, dishonesty, double standards and cheap tactics, I would need a moderated/judged environment and a good incentive (like you shutting up for 6-12 months) before putting in the work. I feel that is fair.

Opinion?
I stated facts sir.

Fact 1: There was no great force action on Thor as he didn't accelerate a large amount after he let go, given his mass.

Fact 2: We see the beam is hot and creates flames.

Fact 3: We know that heats melts metal in a forge and that stars have heat.

Fact 4: The star was emitting its energy in all other areas of its surface area (over 90% more area).

Fact 5: Most people who saw the film initially was thinking that Thor was resisting getting burned alive in that scene.

These FACTS support that Etri words were figurative and meant "full temperature".

Ask yourself these questions.
Are these facts?
If so, then do these facts support (in any amount) that Etri words were figurative?

Ands yet you dodge lall day everyday.

Shows how much you believe in your “facts”.

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Look at H1, everyone: the forum’s biggest troll and hypocrite. Observe as he weasels his way out of insurmountable odds thrust upon him.

If you cant provide the quote from the movie or the writer which states that Thor only withstood the heat energy, That means at best you're just guessing. thus you insisting your opinion is fact makes you a liar.

Its just Too much butthurt over the fear being Thors.

If it was a Kryptonian feat, h1 would be giving us his little facts to explain how it was actually the full force of 50 stars.

Originally posted by Silent Master
If you cant provide the quote from the movie or the writer which states that Thor only withstood the heat energy, That means at best you're just guessing. thus you insisting your opinion is fact makes you a liar.

And Rage assuming that Etri’s words were meant literally when it goes against common sense, what we see, and the evidence IS BAD GUESSING.

Originally posted by Silent Master
If you cant provide the quote from the movie or the writer which states that Thor only withstood the heat energy, That means at best you're just guessing. thus you insisting your opinion is fact makes you a liar.

Well he did say the star had gone "cold" and they needed to restart it to "melt" the ore, and ore don't melt because of magnets or gravity.

Originally posted by NotAllThatEvil
Well he did say the star had gone "cold" and they needed to restart it to "melt" the ore, and ore don't melt because of magnets or gravity.

The forge using heat doesn't mean that things like gravity cease to exist.