@chubi_4_u Gyutaro’s blades are venomous. They would need to fight him without getting a scratch only Gyomei is managing that. Doesn’t mean he’s necessarily stronger, just a better match up given his resistance to poison
@HitenTenjuu You’re valid. I just think that with how hopeless their encounters with the sentient titans were. A Levi level character was needed to give them even the slightest chance.
Lazy analysis. Medicine is an amazing field but the human body has been extensively documented. There is little to no evolution in medical practices that doesn’t involve an advancement in the engineering technology around it. The procedure that moved you to this statement as well
I am still saying it, and this is coming from someone who finds physics fascinating: medicine is way beyond anything engineering will ever accomplish.
An aircraft is a mighty feat. We designed it. A space rocket? We designed it. Electromagnetic technology, bridges, computers, all of these are incredible feats, but ultimately things we designed and built from the ground up.
Now think about medicine. Humans are opening up a body they did not design, navigating structures they did not create, knowing what to cut, what not to touch, what connects to what, where something needs to go and what carries it there and then putting the whole thing back together.
That is, and will probably forever remain, mightier to me than anything we have ever achieved as engineers.
Gullit joined Chelsea when he was 33, at the tail end of his career. Shevchenko was 30.
We took arguably the best midfielder in the world at that time in Ozil, in his prime from Madrid.
In Barcelona's golden era from 2010 to 2012:
Xavi & Iniesta - 92 assists
Özil - 93 assists
In January 2023, Arsenal missed out on £86M Mudryk and signed Trossard for £26m instead.
One became embroiled in a doping scandal. The other helped deliver Arsenal's league title.
Why mention the £26m fee today?
Because it's been exactly 26 days since Arsenal won the league.