Originally posted by Silent MasterI stated to give a lower bound to his feat.
Go ahead then, quantify any of his strength feats without guessing even once and I'll admit you were right about everything.
In other words, use measurements that are clearly LESS than the actual amount.
For example, if the skyscraper is more than 300 m tall then using 250m gives a valid under estimate.
Originally posted by h1a8
I stated to give a lower bound to his feat.In other words, use measurements that are clearly LESS than the actual amount.
For example, if the skyscraper is more than 300 m tall then using 250m gives a valid under estimate.
Again, quantify any of his strength feats without guessing even once and I'll admit you were right about everything.
Originally posted by h1a8
I stated to give a lower bound to his feat.In other words, use measurements that are clearly LESS than the actual amount.
For example, if the skyscraper is more than 300 m tall then using 250m gives a valid under estimate.
So what? IIRC, Superman was flying/levitating when Zod punched him up that skyscraper, which means he was already cancelling the effect of gravity on his own mass which means punching him across said distance is not as impressive as you make it sound.
Originally posted by FrothByteHypocritical. You guys have a problem when you say I'm lowballing Thor. Look what you are doing here. If Thor did that you wouldn't have mentioned this.
So what? IIRC, Superman was flying/levitating when Zod punched him up that skyscraper, which means he was already cancelling the effect of gravity on his own mass which means punching him across said distance is not as impressive as you make it sound.
Anyway Clark was grounded when Zod hit him.
Originally posted by h1a8
Hypocritical. You guys have a problem when you say I'm lowballing Thor. Look what you are doing here. If Thor did that you wouldn't have mentioned this.Anyway Clark was grounded when Zod hit him.
No, I'm only doing this to show you how idiotic your "unquantifiable" arguments are. Because using your logic, that uppercut is also unquantifiable since Clark is capable of negating gravity.