Nahh.... I apologize for not ending this thread sooner. ;p
Narutofan assumes that Supermans physical output surpasses the limit to which Yata-no-kagami, a shield designed to prohibit all attacks can defend. His proof of this is nothing besides personal belief and his argument is that Yata has not shown enough to credit itself which is a fallacy. His personal application of the no limits falllacy dictates that anything written by an author that dawns on limitless value is only an exaggeration unless proven true: meaning that the something such as the Jūbi originally possessing infinite chakra, the fruit of the God tree bestowing limitless chakra to those who eat of it is false or that the infinite Tsukuyomi can go on infinitely is also exaggeration.....because 'it was never been show', an idiotic argument one. It's both idiotic and flawed because it dictates that nothing infinite can exist in a fictional world unless its proven to achieve the infinite. Yet he does not believe a sneeze from Pre-crisis superman could destroy the cosmic cube which is also hyped to be unbreachable. He's essentially a biased DC/Marvel fanboy who distorts the laws of logic to suit his own argument..a waste of time.
The thread was done when I first one shotted you. You just can't admit defeat
Prohibit all attacks to defend? The only feats it has shown of deflecting physical attacks, were two multi-city block level attacks. It was not my personal application of the no limits fallacy. I said simply because the author wrote it, doesn't dictate that it is a fact. Amaterasu burns as hot as the sun, not a fact. Sasuke undefeatable, not a fact. Superman omnipotent, not a fact. Just because it "lives up to the hype" doesn't mean anything. If the feat does not fit, you must acquit. Nuff said. Where did me or the definition of no limits fallacy EVER say nothing infinite can exist in the fictional world?
OutskirtsBattleDome said:
The no limits fallacy is the illogical idea that a poorly understood phenomenon can be extrapolated to infinity or assumed to not have any maximum value or threshold. 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.
The one above all is infinite in his verse because he has the power of the author. Same with kami tenchi, same with the man of miracles. Here's how it is applied here.
1st. Itachi had quotes and claims from the creator it could block any physical attacks.
2nd. The feats. It blocked and reflected TWO SIMPLE multi-city block level attacks.
3rd. The fallacy. Because of this, you assume that he can block planet level attacks that are 100s to thousands of petatons.
CDE and No limits fallacy alike. And again, guess what? Contradiction! How? I did not even dictate my own use of the word no limit fallacy, ya dope, I dictated your use of it in your argument. Lel.
The cube reference is still irrelevant. And I love how you didn't directly reply to me. Did you not heed my straw man lesson? Here you go, 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.
Which you used again. I ignore simple "application" of logic.. you ignored simple application of physics! I gave the physical calcs for a planet being destroyed at above 40 exatons and a supernova at several foe. What'd you do? Ding! Sidestep! I gave you a full length response to your final direct post to me and what'd you do? Give up AND sidestep!
OBD said:
Indirect debating is when a user implicates several things in the thread after a debate being proven wrong, and ignores the previous debater.
This is where you went wrong. Multiple accounts.
The debate ended on the first post. You're just angry.