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Alright, so let me state something which doesn't need to be argued, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka is not only a genius, but more than genius. And even his profile has it mentioned that he's at least a Genius.
So, let's get into it.
Ayanokouji Kiyotaka:
Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius
Proving that he is at that level:
First of all, let's know what an Extraordinary Genius is.
I am going to prove this by giving point-by-point proofs.
"Individuals whose knowledge spreads over multiple fields of science and who vastly surpass the real world's upper human limits."
He is said to have an immeasurable amount of knowledge.
He mastered college-level stuff as a child.
He is way superior to Takuya Yagami who could memorize details of around 156 students in one go. Implying that he has a lot of experience with memorizing stuff, also proving my point that he has immense knowledge.
His knowledge far exceeds the amount of knowledge which can be gained by a person in lifetime. It is important to note that this dude was literally trained by scientists who were experts in their fields, his knowledge is like the combination of all the fields, he even exceeds knowledge of an expert scientist even when the scientist knows everything in their respective field, and all of it, he remembers. Also, he was just 16 years old when he had that much knowledge, more like 15 because he left white room around that age.
He remembers a day as a newborn, basically remembering the time when he was staring at the ceiling, and even remembering the time when he was playing with his own fingertips.
"At this level, many are capable of creating extremely advanced futuristic technology, executing complex strategies even under high pressure, outperforming supercomputers," (I am terminating this line till here because the next line requires an explanation in itself.)
For this, I have this one feat:
Now, note how he actually outsmarted a dedicated machine and played a better move than even the machine.
Chess machines can no longer be defeated by even Chess Grandmasters:
Arguments like it would be easy to do can easily be countered too.
From 1990's, it became impossible to defeat high-level computers. We are living in 2020's and it is already around 30 years and machines have gotten a lot better.
Also, if this is not enough, know that the verse itself is set in the future and has too modern technologies with many innovations.
A chess machine can process millions of positions of chess per second.
This other source states that a high-level chess computer like Alpha:Zero can play 20 million times with itself (i.e, 20 million positions in a second, or more if we see a game perspective because it literally played 20 million games with itself).
And he outsmarted a machine like it.
He can literally guess which card is it by just seeing them get shuffled...
...and because of that, he is also said to have a perfect memory.
"and even accurately predicting the future through sheer mental calculations."
He can visualize the future till some extent. He considers each and every possibility and determines outcomes for the each one.
"This was all going according to plan." -Sosuke Aizen (Already an Extraordinary Genius) Ayanokouji Kiyotaka (Future Extraordinary Genius?)
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So, let's get into it.
Ayanokouji Kiyotaka:
Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius
Proving that he is at that level:
First of all, let's know what an Extraordinary Genius is.
I am going to prove this by giving point-by-point proofs.
"Individuals whose knowledge spreads over multiple fields of science and who vastly surpass the real world's upper human limits."
He is said to have an immeasurable amount of knowledge.
He mastered college-level stuff as a child.
He is way superior to Takuya Yagami who could memorize details of around 156 students in one go. Implying that he has a lot of experience with memorizing stuff, also proving my point that he has immense knowledge.
His knowledge far exceeds the amount of knowledge which can be gained by a person in lifetime. It is important to note that this dude was literally trained by scientists who were experts in their fields, his knowledge is like the combination of all the fields, he even exceeds knowledge of an expert scientist even when the scientist knows everything in their respective field, and all of it, he remembers. Also, he was just 16 years old when he had that much knowledge, more like 15 because he left white room around that age.
He remembers a day as a newborn, basically remembering the time when he was staring at the ceiling, and even remembering the time when he was playing with his own fingertips.
"At this level, many are capable of creating extremely advanced futuristic technology, executing complex strategies even under high pressure, outperforming supercomputers," (I am terminating this line till here because the next line requires an explanation in itself.)
For this, I have this one feat:
Now, note how he actually outsmarted a dedicated machine and played a better move than even the machine.
Chess machines can no longer be defeated by even Chess Grandmasters:
Arguments like it would be easy to do can easily be countered too.
From 1990's, it became impossible to defeat high-level computers. We are living in 2020's and it is already around 30 years and machines have gotten a lot better.
Also, if this is not enough, know that the verse itself is set in the future and has too modern technologies with many innovations.
A chess machine can process millions of positions of chess per second.
This other source states that a high-level chess computer like Alpha:Zero can play 20 million times with itself (i.e, 20 million positions in a second, or more if we see a game perspective because it literally played 20 million games with itself).
And he outsmarted a machine like it.
He can literally guess which card is it by just seeing them get shuffled...
...and because of that, he is also said to have a perfect memory.
"and even accurately predicting the future through sheer mental calculations."
He can visualize the future till some extent. He considers each and every possibility and determines outcomes for the each one.
"This was all going according to plan." -
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