Comic #4838: infinite-power

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Panel 1:

• A character with short black hair is speaking to an adult man wearing glasses and a suit. The child looks worried.
• Text:
  • Child: "Dad, I find the idea of a multiverse terrifying. If there are nearly infinite copies of me, it's like nothing is real. Nothing carries meaning."
  • Adult: "It's just the opposite!"

Panel 2:

• The adult gestures excitedly.
• Text:
  • Adult: "Watch this:"

Panel 3:

• The adult is in a fighting stance, looking humorous.
• Text:
  • Adult: "I just - OW - crotch-slammed nearly infinite people, son!"

Panel 4:

• The adult looks more animated and serious, while a younger character looks intrigued.
• Text:
  • Adult: "And I can do it - GOD THAT SMARTS - any time I want!"

Panel 5:

• The child appears focused, while the adult seems overly enthusiastic.
• Text:
  • Adult: "Limitless power, son! Limitless power!"

Panel 6:

• The child looks slightly skeptical, while the adult is still displaying over-the-top enthusiasm.
• Text:
  • Child: "How do you know you're the perpetrator and not the victim? How do you know some other you didn't ideate the crotch-slam first?"

Panel 7:

• The adult is sprawled out on the ground, looking defeated, while the child stands nearby with a thoughtful expression.
• Text:
  • Adult: "That is a matter for philosophers."

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