Originally posted by DarkSaint85carver asserts that "these suns were>>>>you're average suns", simply because WF created them within the 6th dimension.
Yet when it's clearly said the Dark Dimension is weaker than 616.....Carver denies itInteresting.
He continuously ignores a few glaring facts from the story itself, which I find rather humorous:
a.) Not one shred of evidence implies that they were anything but normal, hydrogen/helium-based, healthy suns -- which Superman explicitly noted whilst viewing them at a molecular level(if there actually were a difference, that's when we would have been made aware of such.) Moreover, why would WF place these purported 'hyper-amping supersuns' in a galactic prison that he explicitly created to keep Superman weakened and near-death?
b.) The cosmology that WF creates within the 6th dimension does not have to be "different" from 3rd-dimensional cosmology... just cuz. Like I have reiterated several times: the multiverse that WF created within the 6th dimension was an exact replica of the 3D multiverse -- from a cosmological standpoint, they were indistinguishable from one another(even to the Judges of the Source.)
tl;dr
Yes, the 6th dimension itself is different from the 3rd dimension (duh, lol.) The cosmology that WF creates within the 6th dimension, however, is clearly a different story. So if carv is arguing that the suns themselves were different than normal suns, then the burden falls on him to explicitly prove it(with something other than opinionated nonsense and/or personal interpretations, obvs.)
...Not that I expect carv to directly address these glaring counterpoints, of course. He will just keep moving goalposts and spamming the same panel, which does not directly address the topics at hand. Some things never change, etc. /shrug