Spin what were Thanos' options?

[Neuromancer]

Some people say he should have created more resources. Problem is that doesn't stop those who control resources already from taking control of those as well since they have the means and modes.

I guess he could have brainwashed everyone to get along, but that removes freewill and that is another argument. So what other options did he have?

Discuss.

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

I dont get that create more resources argument. The key is that he wants less

 

[Brolic Scholar]

Reverse time to the beginning and rule as a GOD while keeping track of populations and resources. Rule all beings with the gauntlet and become more powerful over time.

 

[Neuromancer]

Reverse time to the beginning and rule as a GOD while keeping track of populations and resources. Rule all beings with the gauntlet and become more powerful over time.

Good idea. Probably the only way, except does he have the capacity for it. He might be omnipotent but was he omnipresent and omniscient?

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

easily could’ve gotten rid of those who horde all our resources and create the miserable conditions that plague this earth

but of course, comic book nerd logic: get rid of the people oppressed and not the oppressors

shoutout to Batman

 

[Blankthawtz]

instead of snapping his fingers he could have clapped his hands.....

 

[Monsanto]

I don't like to do Marvel's work for free but, his plan is stupid. Firstly, he assumes the world's he leaves in ruins will adjust accordingly into a utopia.

In actuality, the selfish nature of species will start hoarding again. The human species itself only took 60 years to add 1.6 billion people to the world.

This is why Watchmen is so great, they did all of this in one movie.

But you can't change human nature.

Or in his case the nature of Having. That's why people fight over resources because one doesn't want to surrender it to the other.

Basic principles Thanos can't grasp because he spearheaded himself into the philosophy Titan didn't use to save itself.

 

[BrehWyatt]

He set a goal, weighed what he felt were all pertinent details and fallout from it, and saw it through to the end, consequences and resistance be damned.

Some might call that real nikka shyt, frankly.

 

[Neuromancer]

easily could’ve gotten rid of those who horde all our resources and create the miserable conditions that plague this earth

but of course, comic book nerd logic: get rid of the people oppressed and not the oppressors

shoutout to Batman

Fun fact Napoleon created an oppressive regime right after the French revolution dethroned the King.

 

[8WON6]

he could have snapped out the worst half of the universe and not just a random half.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

and Cuba via Castro emphasis on education improved its literacy rate up to the 90 percentile within a year

Fun fact Napoleon created an oppressive regime right after the French revolution dethroned the King.

 

[Neuromancer]

I don't like to do Marvel's work for free but, his plan is stupid. Firstly, he assumes the world's he leaves in ruins will adjust accordingly into a utopia.

In actuality, the selfish nature of species will start hoarding again. The human species itself only took 60 years to add 1.6 billion people to the world.

This is why Watchmen is so great, they did all of this in one movie.

But you can't change human nature.

Or in his case the nature of Having. That's why people fight over resources because one doesn't want to surrender it to the other.

Basic principles Thanos can't grasp because he spearheaded himself into the philosophy Titan didn't use to save itself.

bingo.

 

[Neuromancer]

and Cuba via Castro emphasis on education improved its literacy rate up to the 90 percentile within a year

Very true, but Hitler and Stalin rose from the same space as Nap. History favors tyrant.

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

no lackluster conditions of the masses make it favorable for tyrants to rise

and Hitler was backed and supported by elites, millionaires and foreign interests

Very true, but Hitler and Stalin rose from the same space as Nap. History favors tyrant.

 

[Neuromancer]

no lackluster conditions of the masses make it favorable for tyrants to rise

No fear of not having usually gives way to tyrants. People seize power to avoid being powerless.