@Стрелок:
1. Relax, sunshine. I posted examples why you can sometimes know what will happen based on the manga. Or you believe that everyone who "guessed" something right used black magic?
I apologize, I guess obnoxiously laughing at your rebuttles is inconsiderate to the people around me.
@Стрелок:
2. You should work on your reading comprehension. I specifically said that I don't always know what will happen, only sometimes.
No, you need to work on your vocabulary. You're trying to argue semantics now, which really is equilavent to arguing grammar. Worthless. If there is a predictibility that you can justify based on the "story telling strategy" you suggest, than I can apply that to any extreme, much like you're trying to do.
@Стрелок:
3. "Possibility" as we understand it, doesn't really exist in manga. Like I said, you don't understand story-telling. Oda is a good writer and won't shit on his story in this way.
-facepalm- The word in context you're trying to use is probability. What is the probablity that Pell survived the nuke before it was revealed he did, what was the probability that Monet survived a stab in the heart? What is the probability, that luffy will end up having to fight an opponent who ate his brothers fruit to show his power increase? YOUR GUESS IS AS GREAT AS MINE. There is always predictibility in the behavior in an author, but nothing is gurranteed. You're trying to justify your misuse of the words and continue to look stupid.
@Стрелок:
4. When you call your friends what do you say:
a)I will come tomorrow at five.
b)Unless I get abducted by aliens, or I change my mind or a giant asteroid hits the Earth, I will MAYBE come tomorrow at five.
Is this how your thought process works? The example isn't at all relevant to our discussion, you'll make the assumption you'll arrive at the time. There is no assumption to make because there is no realistic future that we can confidently guess/define.
@Стрелок:
5.Also check the chapter thread where so many people said that the blind guy was Fujitora. Or they are also wrong, because it wasn't CONFIRMED?
It's assumed he is because that's the rational assumption.
@Стрелок:
6.In conclusion: you are wrong and I am right. Next time try harder. Not that you can prove something.
How can you prove you're right by asking questions with no answer by you? You're just spouting nonsense. Why did your number your response out, was it a pathetic attempt to try to show control over the conversation and not confront the fact that you have the vocabulary comprehension of a 16 year old?
Maybe instead of trying to spout what the definition of 'fact' is you can try breaking up my paragraph to clarify the context of what questions were directed too. Or is this your cowardly method to save face?