Originally posted by Bentley
Yeah but in that case omnipotence isn't doing anything omniscience cannot make you experience. When in the other hand this thread's omnipotence is essentially banned from getting all the experiences you get through being omniscient
I assume that in the context of the fight I cannot win, but my question was more about "what is there to win by being omnipotence and not omniscient in favor to just being omniscient"
With my processing power I could experience every universe there is to experience before you even get to attack me with your omnipotence at all. By then I might as well welcome oblivion
Originally posted by Bentley#
Yeah but in that case omnipotence isn't doing anything omniscience cannot make you experience. When in the other hand this thread's omnipotence is essentially banned from getting all the experiences you get through being omniscient
But then, you'd KNOW it was all fake.
Also, how I am proved right about how just knowing things doesn't give you powers:
Re: Omnipotence vs. Omniscience
Originally posted by LordGod
In a forum fight, what would be more useful?A character with true omnipotence (absent omniscience) or a character with true omniscience, but no other powers?
It depends on the nature of the omnipotent character.
If they permit the omniscient character to speak, then the omniscient character becomes more useful.
Then the facet is original and free information ℹ️ that underlies so that you have repose. Then you have connectivity and a spark of intelligence. Then you have free association and can imprint so identity is affirmative. Then you have equality and can have the elusive so that you have what power can’t grasp.
Originally posted by DeadpoolXXXThis is a poor analogy, as I doubt Bill knows much at all about fighting. An omniscient guy would know absolutely everything there is to know about ALL forms of combat(not just western boxing.)
prime mike tyson vs. bill gates. who wins in an all out fight to the death?if your answer is "tyson", then why? bill knows so much more than him.
But that begs the question: just because you have every iota of fighting knowledge in existence, does that mean you have the physical ability to apply that knowledge in a practical setting(ie. in an actual fight)..? Because imo, knowing how to do something doesn't automatically mean you are physically capable of preforming that feat -- the faster/stronger guy is still going to be faster/stronger, no matter how much knowledge you have. /shrug
...Though even if the omniscient guy was physically capable of backing up his infinite MMA knowledge, all the omnipotent guy has to do is think "vegetable", and *poof*, the omniscient guy is a comatose invalid. 👆