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It's not. It was explained why you need superlightspeed reflexes in order to catch them, so yeah.Alakabamm said:"Super lighspeed" = exaggeration.
"Relativitisc is my estimation" ----> No.
"It's not unless you can prove it" ---> You need a calc to prove speed, the burden of evidence is not on me
The problem with Killua is that you need to calc stack or assume shady timeframes to prove his speed. Yes, using Kanmaru's runout time is shady because his entire journey is not shown.
This calc is not accepted (high end), I believe:
http://www.narutoforums.com/blog.php?b=25061
No, it was unaccepted because of the weird way the calc was built on.Alakabamm said:and it was unaccepted because it was shady.
You do need to calc stack to get anything other than really bad speeds. That's what it says in my link.
Super Lightspeed is a supreme exaggeration, you can't be serious....
That's what I essentially stated. Killua was able to catch the dart because he knew when and where it will hit. For someone to react to the darts without knowledge, they'd require superlightspeed reactions.Alakabamm said:....except that is not what happened. After Killua catches the dart, he explains to the Ortho twins that he knew the game of darts because he played it as a child and thus figured out where the final dart would materialze. He then stuck his fingers into a grasping position slightly larger than the other darts (which he could see) in order to merely have to squeeze his fingers together to catch the dart. Does this mean that Killua has reactions way above those of humankind? Yes. But is it anywhere even close to lighspeed, let alone the hyperbole that is "super lightspeed"? No. It's maximum - which was unaccepted here - is something like massively hypersonic+, which isn't even 1% of the speed of light.
So you just keep denying what I say?Alakabamm said:"That's what I essentially stated" ---> No, it's not: "So a superlightspeed reaction to counter it w/o knowing where it will hit and when isn't an over exaggeration."
"His nerves operate at the speed of light" -----> wrong, please return to human anatomy.
"His reactions are relativistic" -> Quit saying this, there is zero proof.
"For someone to react to the darts without knowledge, they'd require superlightspeed reactions" - also wrong, just as an example:
SoL = 3.0 x 10^8 m/s
The dart moved for 0.0003s if it was normal dart speed before Killua caught it (calc I linked above)
A fast as light character could catch that dart in that exact timespan from 90km away.
I agree.GreatestSin said:so, to bring this thread to a end:
MS sasuke is the maximum enemy which killua can manage to defeat(and this with super-high-diff), and nanika+killua would defeat all versions of sasuke ^_^
Funnily enough, Killua said it would of been impossible if he didn't know where it would land, he said he knew where it would land, because he had to finish the game off with a double twenty, so he did infact, know where it will hit.Ichigo Freecs said:Do you guys even f*cking get it? Killua's reactions, are in absolutely no way, superlightspeed. But it f*cking requires that kind of reaction in order to react to the darts with absolutely no knowledge on its power. And guess f*cking what? Killua had f*cking knowledge on WHEN and WHERE it will hit.
No.GreatestSin said:lets say electrons move in killuas body with lightspeed, it doesnt change anything at the feat itself
sorry that im not as interested in such stuff as other people :IAlakabamm said:You don't understand electrons, the human body or light speed. I urge you to learn physics.
^ ThisAlakabamm said:You don't understand electrons, the human body or light speed. I urge you to learn physics.
I'm learning physics.Alakabamm said::Electrons move at speeds nearly that of the speed of light."
Once again, learn physics.
What does that prove?Alakabamm said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snell's_law
"Electricity flowing at the speed of light"
Absolutely not.
I am absolutely speechless. Someone who doesn't know physics is telling me about Snell's law when he doesn't even understand that Snell's law involves LIGHT traveling thorugh a medium, LIGHT travels at the speed of light, lol thanks couldn't have figured that one outAlakabamm said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snell's_law
"Electricity flowing at the speed of light"
Absolutely not.
Please read electrical resisistance, the human body is not made of copper wire.Ichigo Freecs said:What does that prove?Alakabamm said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snell's_law"Electricity flowing at the speed of light"
Absolutely not.
Multiple sources indicate that electricity flows at nearly the speed of light.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbi7gJTPSXk
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_electricity
https://www.quora.com/How-fast-does-electricty-travel
http://sciencequestionswithsurprisinganswers.org/mobile/2014/02/19/what-is-the-speed-of-electricity/