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You're literally contradicting yourself, yes, you are using an equivalence fallacy, my god. You literally said so yourself at the very end of your own post
That's a damn equivalence fallacy. Just as I used the same logic to again sustain my argument, that 100-meter boat is comparable to the statue because they look similar.
The statue doesn't look similar in height to that boat you posted...
The statue might be around 30 meters and the underground are might be 100 meters tall, or maybe a bit more at best, but that buddha clearly isn't 100 meters, and the underground area is not hundreds of meters tall. You can tell from the pillars, you can tell from the size of the buddah hands compared to a person, ect.
That literally doesn't prove anything. The hand can be visible to Meruem himself, which appears as no contradiction when the arm is far more extensive, more than four times the length of the hand itself.
the arms are damn near as long, if not longer than the buddah is tall.
Literally again, proves nothing. They appear equivalent to the very little bottom of the pillar, while the Bodhisvatta itself is towering a far distance relative to the pillars.
the pillars go to the roof so you know they have to be taller than the buddah no matter what angle you look at right? you can literally see Netero in that scan you posted and the statue looks to be about 20x taller than him. That would put it around 110 feet, which is like the 30 meters I stated earlier.
They aren't even visible to the full height of the pillar, the fact you're trying to use how far it's extensive to the roof, yet ignoring how the Buddha statue looks in comparison to the Buddha from afar is staggering. Absolutely staggering.
I was comparing them to the width not the height, jesus christ. You say absolutely staggering, but again my points keep flying over your head. You can find the width in the first scan, and then look at the width in the second and compare it to the height. A very easy calc, but I guess one too complicated for youl.
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