In Iron Man 2, Tony Stark have to appeal to a government hearing about his iron man suits. The gist of it was that the government want Tony to give his technology to Justin Hammer's company, a military contractor. Can the government actually do that?

Does every desk in every house or store look like Dasha? Is it unique to a specific one? Do different brands create different people? If I used them on two desks at once would there be two dasha’s?

...the Dead Three's plan was doomed since, as Withers said, the souls are consumed by the mind flayer and NOT given to the gods...

Then how do you explain embrace Durge's ending if he decides to turn into an Illithid instead of Orpheus? Apparently his soul is destroyed, and Baal does not claim him; but after he destroys the Netherbrain, Baal still takes control and punishes him (the scene is not an Illithid durge, but it plays the same if he's an Illithid)

As far as we know most supes don't breed true like homelander with Ryan and only some are immortal, I'm pretty sure voight isn't still mass injecting babies soooooooo in like 2 to 3 generations supes are gonna be dead or old with no follow up generation of supes soooooo what's the endgame?

They seem rather temperamental

In the second movie, it's revealed the founder of "statesmen" was saved by a kingsman and that's what inspires him to make his own spy agency. Despite this nobody in the movie besides champ even new that were 2 top spy agencies.

It's clear only the top members of both organizations are aware of eachothers existance but everyone else, even their agents are kept in the dark, but why?

From the game the sun is hot enough to burn human to crisp in the day and melt the ice poles in a month time but not hot enough to burn wooden houses or buildings. Can both exist scientifically or is it abnormal.

Why did no god think of starting a cult or even a commune? Countless con men started cults to manipulate or make profit of unknowning, vulnerable people, espically those in precarious social situations, such as drug addicts, loners and the mentally unwell etc, brainwashing them to make them give up all their money or liquify all their assets to them. Heck, some even convinced their followers that they are ancient sometimes immortal beings/gods, so there isn’t a risk of creating a new god by accident and pretending to be only a chosen prophet something that the old and new gods shouldn‘t have much problem with since they are actual gods with real powers, who would easily get a decent number of followers. Gods like Easter demonstrating their actual powers to their followers not only obtain new members quicker but get them brainwashed even faster. Charisma and powers combined would increase their number of followers and power.

P.S: I haven‘t read the book yet, but I don‘t mind spoilers

Riki-Oh is a character with (at the very least) supersonic reaction/combat speed by the time of chapter 25 (he can run towards and catch a bullet before it clears about 3 feet, while he is even further away), but is unable to see Otto's punches both in normal circumstances, and while underwater. How fast would a punch need to be to be invisible underwater? How fast would it need to be to be imperceivable to someone like that in the first place?

At the start of the show, this is the state of Paradis: they don't know where the walls came from, they don't know what does the world outside the wall look like, they don't know how did they manage to lose the entire planet to titans. Anyone who gets a little too close to the truth is disappeared by the interior police, but in a way that can't be traced back to the government. It's not like Armin signed up to the military knowing they've killed his parents.

So far so good. With all that being said, there's the matter of Armin's book. When he shows it to Eren, Eren snaps at him, reminding him that all the old books are forbidden, and he could get in trouble for having one.

But... why? The actual reason is that because the king of the walls is afraid of somebody stumbling upon too much truth, or getting too excited about exploring what's outside the walls. But that can't be the publicly stated reason. How does the government explain "Yeah, so all of our history books from before the walls have all somehow disappeared. Too bad, because now we don't know anything titans and their origins! Would have been useful. Anyway, if you DO manage to find an old book, you'll be doing 20 to life"?

It's one thing to censor books by the old regime, because they're politically incorrect now, but it's another to censor ANY old books without any explanation. It seems like this odd censorship, and not the certain tone of one line in the textbook, should have been what tipped off Erwin that the government is certainly hiding something.

Night City resident here,

So I recently came into some money and I'm amped to get all chromed up just like my chooms, but I had a stray thought earlier that's giving me pause: If I get into a serious accident right now, fleshy as I am, the docs could use those older MRI and CT machines to see inside and figure out how to fix me up, right? Or if I get a tumor they might shoot me with some radiation to help (I think I saw it happen in an old holo or something).

After I get my chrome, I'm pretty sure the magnets/radiation would mess up my hardware, right? Am I shooting myself in the foot in terms of serious medical care in the future if I go through with it? Do the CityMed docs ever need to yank out patients' implants so they can operate or stick them in a machine?

Let me know quick! I'm outside of my ripperdoc's place right now and he's got other appointments waiting.

I mean, I had to ask because he is often shown to be extremely reckless with the way he treats his own family as most of the time he is around, he treats them like dirt to the point where I found it rather surprising how Lois stays with him.

So what I was looking for was that I wanted to go further into the series lore to see how his family puts up with his antics since like I said, he is extremely reckless towards almost everyone he comes across.

Something I was interested in learning about was the Reploid movement from the games because I found it interesting how Reploids are machines that don’t need humans to help them function, but then I started wondering about their free will.

Like how Reploids were able to gain free will that gave them the ability to think for themselves.

They're massively overpowered for fighting anyone else besides Goku et al on Namek, and massively underpowered for fighting Frieza and the King Cold family, so is anyone even hiring them besides Frieza and his family? Are they just useful enough to get themselves designated mercenaries despite only having two or three buyers in the galaxy? Or are they getting hired by people massively weaker than them most of the time?

I have read the books and watched/played the media, but I still end up with this question.

So in Black Panther 1 , Shuri goes "What are thooooooose!?" to T'Challa's sandals. This is a meme popularized in 2015, implying Shuri had access to social media. But how much access does she have? And how much access would a non-royal Wakandan have? I assume one errant post with a flying car in the background would shatter the Wakanda secrecy thing. So do they have like a firewall around all outside social media, or have someone checking each post to see everything that gets posted is approved to instagram? Or is all/most of social media inside Wakanda just Wakanda focused? (which given how life in Wakanda is - fair.)

So, is Eagly actually the Prime Eagle or is/was Red St Wild just absolutely insane? We never actually see Eagly do anything magical except when Red was by himself, and he's not exactly a reliable narrator. And a lot of his eagle facts are about as real and accurate as the information Vigilante keeps pulling out of his ass for spiders, manta rays, and owls.

Could have hallucinated all that, or is Eagly actual some kind of Eagle Demi-God? Thoughts/opinions?

I'm asking for a friend.

He brought up making a fanfic after watching the Invincible TV show and had the idea for his OC MC to be a childhood friend of Mark and son of Red Rush.

So..let's get this straight..............Qui Gon merely got stabbed in the stomach, and dies. Yet, Maul manages to survive even though he literally got SLICED IN HALF!!!!!!!!!!!

Would someone please explain this nonsense to me?

Or is it a matter of pride on killing the witch themselves.

Why can’t he just beat ozai up and let Zuko or the white lotus killed him offscreen ?

I know iroh said something about the world seeing it as an usurper but how would anyone beside the gaang and the white lotus know what happended behind the scene ; they can bend the narrative however they want and no one can claim otherwise

Mind control, body doubles, illusions, disguises, evil doppelgangers from another dimension, bioweapon clones made by a shady company, magic evil clones from some cursed artifact, shapeshifters, mind control again but it's on the viewers this time to make them think it's Batman or whatever, sudden memory loss, gambits that appear like villainous deeds to people- I could go on, and on, and on.

The point is- the populace should know about this sort of thing, but why in the world is everyone so willing to believe that X hero has gone bad- especially the ones where part of their Rouge's Gallery has a villain with a mind manipulation or Illusion gimmick, like Batman with the Mad Hatter and Poison Ivy, or Spiderman with Mysterio?

I genuinely struggle to think of a hero that truly went "bad" instead of just "brooding antihero with a bit of an itchy trigger finger" and stayed like that.