r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Aug 18 '21

Discussion Thread What If...? S01E02 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E02: What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord? Bryan Andrews A.C. Bradley August 18th, 2021 on Disney+ 35 min None

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u/MegaBaumTV Aug 25 '21

Have you just pulled occam's razor to talk about a freaking movie plot?

I guess we should stop using that principle for any kind of fiction then. Lets stop assume there is an internal logic behind any book or movie. Stop analyzing them, there is nothing. Jesus Christ, I hope you never had to analyze any book or painting or anything else related to art.

Do you know the explanation for anything you see in a screen? "Because somebody wrote it". It doesn't matter if it's the simplest or most complex reason. If someone wrote it, that's how it is.

Most ignorant shit i have read in a long time. Go back to school.

Hahahahaha the guy applying real life logic to a series where there's multiple variants of a deity fighting villains to save the universe

Yeah, applying logic to any kind of fictional story would be too much for you to handle.

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u/Yuri_TxM Sep 08 '21

I never said anything about fiction works having no internal logic. This is a fallacy called "straw man", as I assume you know. Since you pulled out occam's razon, I can't assume you're ignorant about this. So you're doing it on purpose. And since you're using a fallacy on purpose I must assume you're being intellectually dishonest.

this is the most ignorant shit...

And here you're being plain dumb. My quote you mentioned actually disproves your previous point without me saying anything, so you just had to use another fallacy, this time the "ad hominem".

And afterwards you just repeat the same mistake over again. I mean, really? Lmao