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Although it's frowned upon, I think it's okay to call this thread retarded just by reading the title...
Although it's frowned upon, I think it's okay to call this thread retarded just by reading the title...
Is anyone READING this...? If you can move at speeds faster than light, then you can SEE at speeds faster than light.
OK buddy, naruto does NOT move faster then FTG technique. He just moves so fast that all you see is a yellow flash. FTG is instantaneous, and since it manipulates S/T, then it can't even be counted as speed.
If you were to move at the speed of light from earth to the next closest galaxy, it would take you billions of years to reach it even when moving so fast. If you were to teleport there, then you would move from the earth to said galaxy instantly, since it allows the user to move between two places instantly.
Therefore speed<instantaneous
makes sense, or else he'll be blindly speeding into random crap
its like when kakashi developed the chidori, he couldnt controll it because of his normal eyes then when he got the sharingan he could see better, and naruto since hes running extremely fast, his reaction time and direction is much better than the normal eye and maybe or par with the sharingan in terms of vision not jutsu.
Thirdly even if naruto's eyes have such ability doesnt make it better than the sharingan overall. It might have its advantage over the sharingan in this area alone and thats about it
Also that is a plot hole because moving fast causes tunnel vision
I have not read the 30 pages this thread has, and I don't usually post anything, but I am still going to clear a couple of things from the original post.
First of all, from a biological and neurological viewpoint, one's ability to perceive at high velocity or to perceive someone moving at high velocity is not an ability of the eye alone. Our eyes have much higher perception rate than what we see, for the reason that our brain can not handle this high rate of information, it is too much to process in such a short time. Faster reflexes are developed in the brain to allow faster perception, or do you hear anyone saying that someone has awesome eyes if they're reflexes are good? Or does a fly have better eyes than humans because they can perceive faster? No, that's only a property of a fly's brain. In many cases even if our brain can actually process something really fast, we might not consciously "see" it, this is how subliminal messaging works also. Ofcourse at some point eyes' properties will become a wall, but that limit I do not know. The point is, perceiving at high speed does not necessarily imply to better eyes.
From a physical point of view, if we assume that the movement during the flying thunder god technique or Naruto's tailed beast form are at anywhere near the speed of light, as the original posts assumes, or even at extremely high, though slower than the speed of light, velocities, time itself will slow down. In four dimentional space, Eintein's - Riemann's space or spacetime continuum, one's location is defined in four coordinates instead of three as we usually think, and one's velocity is defined by an ortonormalized foursocket vector. If the distance travelled is kept constant, but velocity increases, time spent travelling must decrease, which will in four dimentional space lead to a shorter foursocket vector from only one edge and that edge is time. This will cause the traveller to experience time outside of his own frame at slower pace, in which case he could easily perceive everything happening around him without the need of 'better eyes'. However this would not allow them to perceive someone else moving at high speed, but it would answer to the question of how can Naruto aim during his fast movement.
Nanohelix.
I have not read the 30 pages this thread has, and I don't usually post anything, but I am still going to clear a couple of things from the original post.
First of all, from a biological and neurological viewpoint, one's ability to perceive at high velocity or to perceive someone moving at high velocity is not an ability of the eye alone. Our eyes have much higher perception rate than what we see, for the reason that our brain can not handle this high rate of information, it is too much to process in such a short time. Faster reflexes are developed in the brain to allow faster perception, or do you hear anyone saying that someone has awesome eyes if they're reflexes are good? Or does a fly have better eyes than humans because they can perceive faster? No, that's only a property of a fly's brain. In many cases even if our brain can actually process something really fast, we might not consciously "see" it, this is how subliminal messaging works also. Ofcourse at some point eyes' properties will become a wall, but that limit I do not know. The point is, perceiving at high speed does not necessarily imply to better eyes.
From a physical point of view, if we assume that the movement during the flying thunder god technique or Naruto's tailed beast form are at anywhere near the speed of light, as the original posts assumes, or even at extremely high, though slower than the speed of light, velocities, time itself will slow down. In four dimentional space, Eintein's - Riemann's space or spacetime continuum, one's location is defined in four coordinates instead of three as we usually think, and one's velocity is defined by an ortonormalized foursocket vector. If the distance travelled is kept constant, but velocity increases, time spent travelling must decrease, which will in four dimentional space lead to a shorter foursocket vector from only one edge and that edge is time. This will cause the traveller to experience time outside of his own frame at slower pace, in which case he could easily perceive everything happening around him without the need of 'better eyes'. However this would not allow them to perceive someone else moving at high speed, but it would answer to the question of how can Naruto aim during his fast movement.
Nanohelix.