Deidara has the highest pain tolerance

[Guntah]

Because "pain" for him is not the same for others. for him, pain is a high. It doesn't hurt him. He isn't suffering from it.

Yet pain is still pain. But if he doesn't feel pain from pain, then his pain tolerance is pretty much infinite.

 

[Uchiha Joe]

Yet pain is still pain. But if he doesn't feel pain from pain, then his pain tolerance is pretty much infinite.

It's not a high tolerance, it's just that he does feel pain, but it's a good kind of pain. He isn't suffering from it.

 

[Guntah]

It's not a high tolerance, it's just that he does feel pain, but it's a good kind of pain. He isn't suffering from it.

Right, whatever. This discussion isn't getting anywhere.

 

[UnknownJin]

:elmo:

 

[Uchiha Joe]

Right, whatever. This discussion isn't getting anywhere.

Admit that i'm right. Hidan feels pain, but it doesn't hurt him as much. Meanwhile, itachi feels crippling pain throughout his adulthood, which means he has the highest pain tolerance.

 

[Guntah]

Admit that i'm right. Hidan feels pain, but it doesn't hurt him as much. Meanwhile, itachi feels crippling pain throughout his adulthood, which means he has the highest pain tolerance.

No. What you're essentially arguing is that pleasurable pain shouldn't be taken into account when dealing with pain tolerance, which I find utterly ridiculous. If Hidan was decapitated and didn't even complain about the pain, I'd say that counts for something.

 

[Bakura]

Admit that i'm right. Hidan feels pain, but it doesn't hurt him as much. Meanwhile, itachi feels crippling pain throughout his adulthood, which means he has the highest pain tolerance.

I would say Itachi is up there when it comes to pain tolerance if im not mistaken i think Sasuke mentioned this as well during the Kage Summit

 

[Uchiha Joe]

No. What you're essentially arguing is that pleasurable pain shouldn't be taken into account when dealing with pain tolerance, which I find utterly ridiculous. If Hidan was decapitated and didn't even complain about the pain, I'd say that counts for something.

Think of it this way.

Hidan gets his head ripped off. He feels pain from it, but it's pleasurable and enjoyable to him. He gets a high off of it. He gets aroused off of it. Is he suffering? No, he isn't. He's feeling pain, yes, but he isn't suffering, he is enjoying it. It means that his pain isn't "painful" to him. It's actually enjoyable. He isn't suffering.

If Itachi got his head ripped off, he would be feeling an unimaginable amount of pain. Completely unbearable.

If they both got their heads ripped off, Itachi would be the one in the scenario that has the highest pain tolerance because he is feeling a concentration of pain that is unbearable.

 

[Guntah]

Think of it this way.

Hidan gets his head ripped off. He feels pain from it, but it's pleasurable and enjoyable to him. He gets a high off of it. He gets aroused off of it. Is he suffering? No, he isn't. He's feeling pain, yes, but he isn't suffering, he is enjoying it. It means that his pain isn't "painful" to him. It's actually enjoyable. He isn't suffering.

If Itachi got his head ripped off, he would be feeling an unimaginable amount of pain. Completely unbearable.

If they both got their heads ripped off, Itachi would be the one in the scenario that has the highest pain tolerance because he is feeling a concentration of pain that is unbearable.

So....because Itachi feels more pain, he has the higher pain tolerance.

That still makes no sense.

 

[The Necromancer]

So because he can cut off his own arm you put him above Deidara? please explain

I never said that. I was simply debunking your flawed logic.

It's not a high tolerance, it's just that he does feel pain, but it's a good kind of pain. He isn't suffering from it.

Almost like he's tolerating it more.

If person A and B both took a swig of hot sauce that was fairly hot and person A wasn't affected as much versus person B who had a really hard time with it. They both experienced the same cause, but not the same pain. Person A wasn't feeling much pain while person B did feel more.



Because "pain" for him is not the same for others. for him, pain is a high. It doesn't hurt him. He isn't suffering from it.

That's simply objectively false. Sorry. And even if it were true, you're just changing the definition of pain tolerance, which changes nothing in the debate.

Admit that i'm right. Hidan feels pain, but it doesn't hurt him as much. Meanwhile, itachi feels crippling pain throughout his adulthood, which means he has the highest pain tolerance.

That's called pain tolerance, you dipshit.

 

[Uchiha Joe]

So....because Itachi feels more pain, he has the higher pain tolerance.

That still makes no sense.

The more pain you take, the more of a tolerance you have. Hidan's pain isn't hurting him, so in other words, he isn't feeling "pain". Meanwhile, Itachi does indeed feel pain, and he did manage to take it, even tho it was unbearable. What i mean is that Hidan doesn't qualify in this argument.

1% = doesn't hurt 100% = unbearable pain

- Itachi is feeling 95% pain and enduring it

- Hidan is feeling 5% pain

You seem a lil hostile bro

When you corner a man with logic and facts, they sometimes act out in violence and or hostility.

 

[Guntah]

The more pain you take, the more of a tolerance you have. Hidan's pain isn't hurting him, so in other words, he isn't feeling "pain". Meanwhile, Itachi does indeed feel pain, and he did manage to take it, even tho it was unbearable. What i mean is that Hidan doesn't qualify in this argument.

1% = doesn't hurt 100% = unbearable pain

- Itachi is feeling 95% pain and enduring it

- Hidan is feeling 5% pain

That's because he has build a resistance towards this pain. Allowing him to tolerate it more. That's how you build up pain tolerance in the first place. They are both undergoing the same process, but because Hidan has a higher resistance, he takes it better. Even Wikipedia agrees with me, because "it is widely believed that regular exposure to painful stimuli will increase pain tolerance: increases the ability of the individual to handle pain by becoming more conditioned to it.".

 

[Uchiha Joe]

That's because he has build a resistance towards this pain. Allowing him to tolerate it more. That's how you build up pain tolerance in the first place. They are both undergoing the same process, but because Hidan has a higher resistance, he takes it better. Even Wikipedia agrees with me, because "it is widely believed that regular exposure to painful stimuli will increase pain tolerance: increases the ability of the individual to handle pain by becoming more conditioned to it.".

You're right, but i feel Hidan doesn't qualify for this argument, TBH. He takes and feels "pain" differently. We shouldn't add him to this argument.

 

[Guntah]

You're right, but i feel Hidan doesn't qualify for this argument, TBH. He takes and feels "pain" differently. We shouldn't add him to this argument.

Thus why I said "This discussion isn't getting anywhere."

 

[Uchiha Joe]

Thus why I said "This discussion isn't getting anywhere."

Indeed. It's settled. +1 rep to you sir.

 

[The Necromancer]

You seem a lil hostile bro

When you corner a man with logic and facts, they sometimes act out in violence and or hostility.

Nah, I just have no patience for stupid people.

-EDIT- Oh look, you've already conceded. I guess we're done here.

 

[Uchiha Joe]

Nah, I just have no patience for stupid people.

Don't we all.

 

[Bakura]

Just to let you guys know i did exclude people with healing abilities i know Hidan doesnt have healing abilities per say but i shouldve specified on certain abilities...that ill take full responsibility for

 

[The Necromancer]

Just to let you guys know i did exclude people with healing abilities i know Hidan doesnt have healing abilities per say but i shouldve specified on certain abilities...that ill take full responsibility for

But once again, the ability to heal a wound does not affect the pain the wound produces. So why restrict them?

 

[Uchiha Joe]

But once again, the ability to heal a wound does not affect the pain the wound produces. So why restrict them?

Because hidan perceives and feels pain differently.... sheesh, this guy.