Re: Most Contrived Super-Fight


"Magnus, Robot Fighter." <me@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0aoti11t8qh3euga2r8uusc9mgr8qsqrhj@xxxxxxxxxx
> On 19 Sep 2005 08:35:45 -0700, badthingus@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>>This will be hard to top. One human, albeit with exception reflexes
>>manages to defeat The Flash (who forgets he can run faster than sound
>>),
>
> One human using 100% of his brain (we'll just accept the comic book
> science and urban legend about humans not using all their brain) AND
> with a lot of experience fighting Wally.

I thought Deathstroke was a meta-human with superhuman strength,
intelligence, speed, healing factor, etc...,

Rob


.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: A new way to experience music? Useful for production?
    ... transducers are placed on the closed eyes or on the face, the sound can ... be clearly 'heard' as if it were coming from inside the brain. ... if a sound of 300 Hertz and one of 330 Hertz are played into one ... headphone we would get a beat note if the signals were summing in the inner ...
    (rec.audio.pro)
  • Re: A new way to experience music? Useful for production?
    ... frequency audible sound. ... the inner ear does not have hair cells that respond to ... interpreted by our brain as "hearing". ...
    (rec.audio.pro)
  • Re: OK, I think Im on to something now.
    ... > As the perception of those waves, not the waves themselves, perhaps. ... arguments that sound does not have to exist solely in the physical world. ... nerves are producing sensations that the brain perceives as ringing. ... There's definitely a distinction between perceiving acoustical vibrations as ...
    (rec.music.compose)
  • Re: ID is dead
    ... intelligent design, and intelligence, exists and is studied as such by ... origin of human intelligence, ... intelligence is is behaviour of the brain, ... the sound stops. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: Make my horn not quite so bright sounding ?
    ... > Richiebee had written: ... >> record the sound and compare waveforms. ... The scientists in the group know it's entirely ... by your brain, and you don't really see them. ...
    (rec.music.makers.trumpet)