"Here in Limbo, there is not MATERIAL things to be destroyed. Limbo is a living MEMORY...
"Here in Limbo, there is not MATERIAL things to be destroyed. Limbo is a living MEMORY...
Originally posted by carver9
"Here in Limbo, there is not MATERIAL things to be destroyed. Limbo is a living MEMORY...
So what was the book about?
You're being so transparent, lol. Perhaps Goober is feeding you?
But to reiterate. The book contained every single possible story. Ultraman read to the end of one - where Mandrakk won and everyone knelt.
That doesn't mean anything. I keep telling you, there are infinite numbers between 1 and 2. That's an end point: 2. That explains exactly for you, how you can have infinity and an end.
Something that was explained 6 years ago to you
Originally posted by carver9
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I want YOU, Carver9, to give me your interpretation. What do the pretty pictures tell you?
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Have you read the story?The book of 'infinite pages' - what was the book about, what did it contain, subject wise?
I mean, it was pretty clear cut. If you don't remember such a major detail, or just plain don't know, its ok. Just want to point out it was a major plot point, so you not knowing doesn't bode well...
"Here in Limbo, there is NO MATERIAL THINGS TO BE DESTROYED. LIMBO IS A LIVING "MEMORY".
Why are you not using this scan against Superman, Dark? Just picture if this was Hulk. You have all of this evidence. I need you to use it.
It was explicitly stated that it would require the Ultima Thule's infinite memory capacity in order to read the Book of Limbo. Why? Because processing infinity, requires infinity.
That said, the Book was text-form(hence its infinite pages), but it also 'uploaded' certain contents of itself into the readers' minds -- showing them what they wanted/needed to see. In Superman and Billy's case, it revealed the true threat behind FC to them(ie. Mandrakk), and also revealed a possible means of defeating him(ie. Thought-Robot.)
So it's possible that the Book simply revealed the "Mandrakk Chapter" to Ultraman, because he was absolutely fangirling over the idea of worshiping a hateful God... And Ultraman, being a complete idiot, just figured that it must be the last chapter. /shrug
All of that being said, I would also point out that Anti-Monitor very nearly wiped out every single universe within the infinite pre-crisis multiverse...in a finite amount of time...by destroying the universes individually. Logically speaking, that shouldn't have been possible, either... But this is fiction ffs, not scientific papers.
Originally posted by Galan007
It was explicitly stated that it would require the Ultima Thule's infinite memory capacity in order to read the Book of Limbo. Why? Because processing infinity, requires infinity.That said, the Book was text-form(hence its infinite pages), but it also 'uploaded' certain contents of itself into the readers' minds as well -- showing them what they wanted/needed to see. In Superman and Billy's case, it revealed the true threat behind FC to them(ie. Mandrakk), and also revealed a possible means of defeating him(ie. Thought-Robot.)
So it's possible that the Book simply revealed the "Mandrakk Chapter" to Ultraman, because he was absolutely fixated on the idea of worshiping a hateful God... And Ultraman, being an absolutely idiot, just figured that it must be the last chapter. /shrug
All of that being said, I would also point out that Anti-Monitor very nearly wiped out every single universe within the infinite pre-crisis multiverse...in a finite amount of time...by destroying the universes individually. Logically speaking, that shouldn't have been possible, either... But this is fiction ffs, not scientific papers.
Most of what you said is "possible" but it was never mentioned in the comic in Ultraman case. Then, as shown above, there is context to the area where the book was lifted (limbo).
Originally posted by carver9Hence my Anti-Monitor analogy.
Most of what you said is "possible" but it was never mentioned in the comic in Ultraman case.
He nearly destroyed an infinite amount of universes in a finite amount of time, and he did so by [primarily] wiping them out one by one. Does that mean the pre-crisis multiverse wasn't actually infinite? Of course not.
Same sort of logic applies here: even IF we assume that Ultraman was truly able to read the Book of Limbo all the way to its "end", that doesn't diminish the fact that it was still infinite. Again, this is fiction.
BTW, I read the Death Metal issues and here is my impression of what was going on:
Perpetua was setting up alternate versions of 3 crises (COIE, Infinite Crisis, and Final Crisis) in 3 different universes in the Dark Multiverse, and channeling the crisis energy they generated, via people made into 'antennae', to make her powerful enough to conquer the normal multiverse, which had 52 universes, and she was conquering them one at a time.
Superboy Prime smashed those universes where the alternate crises occurred, which stopped the flow of crisis energy.
So that feat was destroying 3 universes, not 3 multiverses. But later in the same story, he needed the help of about a dozen others just to 'destabilize' one version of Earth (it looked like they didn't even completely destroy it, just damaged it so the evil Batman couldn't use it to focus energy to make his new multiverse).
So it's kind of inconsistent. But still a very impressive feat.
Originally posted by Endless Mike
Generally, if outnumbered, you have to be stronger to win in a direct fight, don't you?
He had help against Ironclad and bfred him afterwards. 🤦🏿
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Nice try though
Originally posted by carver9
At least your argument is better than Darks.
😂
It's my argument.
But to reiterate. The book contained every single possible story. Ultraman read to the end of one - where Mandrakk won and everyone knelt.That doesn't mean anything. I keep telling you, there are infinite numbers between 1 and 2. That's an end point: 2. That explains exactly for you, how you can have infinity and an end.
Something that was explained 6 years ago to you