You're contradicting yourself (reality is, you're biased) :
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Still failing to realize is that what is written about Yata-no-Kagami is the truth and history of the Shield and It's properties, not legend, folklore or here-say.
Apparently, you can't read as well xd. The no limits fallacy is based on " a poorly understood phenomenon " which is then extrapolated upon. Yata-no-Kagami cannot be applicable since the action of it negating attacks (the phenomenon) is already understood as it's history and function is to negate all attacks----being the purpose of it's existence.
Narutofan4203, I want to be clear before I respond once more:
you're saying that since the hyped-indestructible Cosmic cube hasn't endured a galaxy level blast and has been hyped indestructible by the author, then superman's sneeze would destroy it.
Do you agree to this?
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Can't show me how I'm contradicting myself. Point 2.
That scan was it's hype, simple as that. Have you not been reading what I have been saying? No? Point 3. Again, just because something has shown no limit, doesn't mean it does not have one. This is a simple compound sentence. This isn't even that hard to understand.
Waltz Cant Waltz said:
Apparently, you can't read as well xd. The no limits fallacy is based on " a poorly understood phenomenon " which is then extrapolated upon. Yata-no-Kagami cannot be applicable since the action of it negating attacks (the phenomenon) is already understood as it's history and function is to negate all attacks----being the purpose of it's existence.
Lol, kid, do you not know the definition of contradicting? Here, let me get it for you.
contradict
1. deny the truth of (a statement), especially by asserting the opposite.
LOL. And what does the purpose of existence have to do with anything here? What is the no limits fallacy also based on you say? Re-read it. It doesn't matter if it is already understood. You don't seem to get it.
For a gross example, observing that a shield can easily withstand an attack from a particular weapon, one might illogically conclude that the shield could withstand fire from an unlimited number of those weapons at the same time, or that it could withstand fire from a similar weapon that was much more powerful.
Because it has no set limit. Here's what you did wrong, you used two words. Very simple and common mistake in debates. "negate attacks." Right there, contradiction. With the definition of the no limits fallacy that I gave you that you do not seem to be able to read, here's what I'll explain.
1st. Yata mirror's databook and quote from Zetsu
2nd. "Feats" of this are shown, only blocking two multi-city block level attacks.
3rd. Finally, resolved. Because of this and the "hype" behind it, it has no limit, and you give it no limit. Because it can "deflect" attacks and has shown to deflect only two multi-city block level attacks, it can now deflect country level, continent level, planet level, and the list goes on of striking strength.
About your last "argument", I never even said that, and it is irrelevant to the situation. The fact is, because the author says it does not make it true. You're doin' this A. It is established he blocks physical attacks. B. I will now show you the feats of him doing this, deflecting two attacks (multi-city block level) C. It is now established that it can withstand all physical attacks, including planet level, star level, galaxy level, etc. CDE logic. But wait! You failed once more! This time you used straw man logic. Let me give you another lesson in debating. Because you just failed again.
This is when one person corrupts an opponent's argument into something different, a "straw man" that they set up just to knock it down.
Example:
Person A: Luffy is so fast due to Gear 2, he would easily blitz Naruto.
Person B: Luffy isn't light speed! You're wrong.
Person A never said Luffy was light speed, person B is making that up to make Person A's argument look bad.
NOTE: This is a very simple example, usually straw men are much harder to spot than this.
You've done this so far. Contradict yourself. Point 4. Ignore sense or logic. Point 5. Go on in a sense of repetition, thus proving no argument. Point 6 and 7. Used multiple fallacies. The no limits fallacy, CDE logic, and straw man. Points 8, 9, and 10. Ding ding ding!
And LOL, did you read your last argument? Read your last argument with the irrelevant cube and read 2 of my previous. Please. This is way too funny, and way too easy. Continue to live in the delusion that your argument is even remotely credible, though. ROFLMAO! Sorry, maybe next time?