Harry Palmer wrote:I think it might be dangerous to nature as a whole to combine 2 Bargnanis. Like the unstoppable force meeting the immovable object; who knows if mankind would survive.
It's all very well and good to talk about dynasties and records, but there is a world outside basketball to consider, too.
That's not the way the world works; if something is good, another of the same thing is good-er. Double cheeseburgers are better than your meager one-pattied fare. Dual exhaust is better than single exhaust. One-winged planes like the Fokker Eindecker gave way to two-winged biplanes like the Albatross D.II and Spad VII, which necessarily were surpassed soon after by the iconic three-winged triplanes...my knowledge of aircraft after mid-1917 is admittedly poor, but I would imagine that most planes today have ten or twelve wings, minimum. More is necessarily better, and anyone who tells you otherwise is just a Communist who doesn't want you to have nice things.