Epyriel
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Well then there are only really two options here, either:There is no point here because you haven't proven that it's a slow process. As I said earlier (I guess you missed that edit), you're the one making the claims, so the onus is on you to prove that it's a slow process, which you've failed to do.
Which actually substantiates it being quick. How could they contain her in a prison she was already powerful enough to escape from if the weakening process wasn't quick?
A) The effect of the black holes is so monumentally draining that it can reduce a being of infinite power to Multi-Solar System level or less in a negligible amount of time, yet every other interaction with said black holes don’t give off nearly that effect, with most mortals not even being able to notice any effect at all within days, and only children who stay near them for years suffering mild effects.
Or:
B) Abeloth didn’t have infinite AP for her raw telekinesis to begin with, with the actual weakening effect of the black holes being more gradual.
Personally one seems far more plausible than the other. I think this is good enough to substantiate my position, but ultimately if Abeloth is going to be upgraded in raw AP the onus will be on substantiating the other option.
Plus, it's entirely possible that The Son and Daughter would've already destroyed her avatars before fighting Abeloth and dumping her back into The Maw, which would've heavily weakened her again.
Except as far as I’m aware she never split herself into avatars when she was initially imprisoned.
They embody aspects of the Force, but saying they are equivalent/interchangeable with the Force itself for the sake of dodging that quote seems like a stretch.The Ones literally are the power of The Force (both living and cosmic). Not only that, but they can't even be considered 'in the galaxy' even if they're within material space and not Mortis because they operate on a scale far beyond the galaxy.
Nah you’re good, thanks for hearing me out. Have a good dayAnyway, Epyriel, I'm done with this argument (at least for today), and I'm sorry if I came off as rude.