in superman adventures #19, there’s a villain named multi-face who can convincingly disguise himself as anyone, even tricking dna tests and x-ray vision. Superman initially can’t stop him
and the only reason he gets caught is because multiface decides to disguise himself as, of all people, CLARK KENT i’m screaming
why do villains always mess up so badly
Clark Kent attending Bruce Wayne’s yacht party where Bruce told Clark to wear his clothes and……
So there’s all of these ideas about aliens, time travel, and such that don’t exist but the concepts of them do. Does that mean those ideas don’t exist period, or that they exist on the other plane that is your mind?
I mean, if you were to literally explore your own mind, conceptualize something like a time machine, and then step into it, etc etc, would that mean it does exist?
There are unknown unknowns in the world, literal ideas that we have not conceptualized as well as known unknowns like the bottom of the ocean and the life within it. So those unknown unknowns that we have not thought of can’t simply not exist if we haven’t thought of what it is yet.
You can prove something exist in various ways like how it affects any of the five senses (Touching it, smelling it, tasting it, looking at it, or hearing it) but thinking it doesn’t, and yet the idea is there. Why would an idea exist of something that doesn’t exist? It’s like a blueprint for something you haven’t seen the final build of. You cannot prove that the model itself has not been built before but you can prove that it has.
I think ideas have some sort of existence on the mental plane and in due time, they can turn into physical things that you can touch, smell, etc.
All I’m saying is, the money that isn’t in my wallet doesn’t physically exist but on a mental plane it does therego it does exist. Needs to be rectified though, so someone send me money to fix it.
