u/No-Leg-6361

Morality of destroying a planet filled with non intelligent life?

Morality of destroying a planet filled with non intelligent life?

In the viltrumite war these three destroy a planet that had been evacuated of all intelligent life and presumably the viltrumites get other worlds to build their technology for them. Basically viltrum is not a super relevant military target and it's destruction serves only to demoralize the enemy(which didn't even work)

That said there had to be some non intelligent life that was unique to that planet which would be genocided by said destruction.

There is also the morality of destroying the history of that world ancient artifacts and/or fossils that would tell the story of that planet

u/No-Leg-6361 — 5 days ago
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They're all frauds

"why didn't sister sage predict so and so? Didn't Vought's propaganda say she's supposed to be the smartest person in the world?"

All the supes are frauds and terrible at their jobs this has been shown time and time again.

The king of the seven seas couldn't stop a boat. The strongest flying superhero couldn't save a plane. The fastest man alive couldn't avoid a pedestrian. Idk why y'all are taking Vought's propaganda for their word.

Sure homelander sought her out for her intelligence but that's because he's been practically raised in the entertainment industry and would only know other supes.

u/No-Leg-6361 — 10 days ago

Without Space Racer's gun helping them, what chance do these 3 have of destroying the Death Star the same way they destroyed Viltrum?

I'm wondering this because the death star isn't packed rock and dirt but lots of metal plates with spaces between them

edit should specify without them exploiting the reactor vent weakness

u/No-Leg-6361 — 12 days ago
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[loved trope] "This stunt is physically impossible for a stuntman and cgi is too expensive let's throw a ragdoll"

Fresh Prince of Bel Air. This show makes use of dummies a lot for great comedic effect

Catwoman 2004. This was not intended to be comedic but the use of a dummy here delights me

u/No-Leg-6361 — 14 days ago