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Honestly this is one third serious, one third shitposting, and one third unyielding rage. But the third that's serious wanted to make this.
Basically, Hal defeated Ion, a being made of all the universe's willpower, with just his own willpower. Wally West also outran the Speed Force, all the multiverse's speed, with his own speed. Logically, this is impossible, as Ion would be Hal's Willpower + Everyone else's willpower, and the Speed Force would be Wally's Speed + Everyone else's speed. Let's do a quick math equation.
Hal = H, Wally = W, Ion = I and The Speed Force = S. X is any number greater than zero, in this case the willpower/speed of everyone else in DC.
I = H + X
S = W + X
H > I
W > S
H > H + X
W > W + X
While some other logically unlikely situations have happened in DC, such as Batman damaging The Spectere with a kick, if you consider Batman and The Spectere's values to be variable, it's technically possible. However, something objectively impossible has happened in this case. H is greater than a number that can only ever be greater than it, as is W. As a complete logical impossibility has happened, the Paradox of entailment kicks in. Let's add two other variables. G = The Writer, and M = an average man.
Theoretically, M can be greater than G, though at the same time G is greater than M. M is both greater and less than itself. It's raining and it isn't, so George Washington is made out of rakes.
These feats Hal and Wally have accomplished can never be counted as anything other than Plot-Induced Stupidity. Neither feat can be used to support anything. Defeating Ion can never be used as evidence for Hal being tier 2, and Wally outrunning the speed force can't be used as evidence for anything. Because if they are, then logic itself ceases to exist in DC, and a small child could beat The Spectere to death with a rotten Banana Peel. Literally everyone is
And no, it's not reality warping or fate manipulation or mathematics manipulation or whatever, it's just terrible writing; espesially without direct statements of such.
Basically, Hal defeated Ion, a being made of all the universe's willpower, with just his own willpower. Wally West also outran the Speed Force, all the multiverse's speed, with his own speed. Logically, this is impossible, as Ion would be Hal's Willpower + Everyone else's willpower, and the Speed Force would be Wally's Speed + Everyone else's speed. Let's do a quick math equation.
Hal = H, Wally = W, Ion = I and The Speed Force = S. X is any number greater than zero, in this case the willpower/speed of everyone else in DC.
I = H + X
S = W + X
H > I
W > S
H > H + X
W > W + X
While some other logically unlikely situations have happened in DC, such as Batman damaging The Spectere with a kick, if you consider Batman and The Spectere's values to be variable, it's technically possible. However, something objectively impossible has happened in this case. H is greater than a number that can only ever be greater than it, as is W. As a complete logical impossibility has happened, the Paradox of entailment kicks in. Let's add two other variables. G = The Writer, and M = an average man.
Theoretically, M can be greater than G, though at the same time G is greater than M. M is both greater and less than itself. It's raining and it isn't, so George Washington is made out of rakes.
These feats Hal and Wally have accomplished can never be counted as anything other than Plot-Induced Stupidity. Neither feat can be used to support anything. Defeating Ion can never be used as evidence for Hal being tier 2, and Wally outrunning the speed force can't be used as evidence for anything. Because if they are, then logic itself ceases to exist in DC, and a small child could beat The Spectere to death with a rotten Banana Peel. Literally everyone is
And no, it's not reality warping or fate manipulation or mathematics manipulation or whatever, it's just terrible writing; espesially without direct statements of such.