Hulk could beat Superman.

The majority of my opponent's argument is not actually fully true. The hulk is not capable of Bruce Banner's intellect while angry since the Banner only turns into Hulk when severely angry and when you become angry, the portion of your brain responsible for emotion, or amygdala, becomes highly active and wants to respond to the threat. At the same time, blood flow increases to your frontal lobe, the area of your brain responsible for reason. For a moment, these two areas battle it out to decide whether the situation warrants reason or emotion. When the amygdale wins, the brain triggers a cascade of events that empower your body to react angrily to the threat including the release of adrenaline. Adrenaline increases your muscle tension, heart rate and blood pressure.[1] Imagine you're a judge in San Francisco presiding over a criminal trial. An awesome force had rampaged through the downtown area damaging automobiles, cable cars, power lines, and the buildings of several city blocks. The defendant in the trial is Bruce Banner. When asked to enter a plea, Bruce Banner's lawyer offers the following defense: "Your honor, the person who perpetrated these acts was a large, greenish hulk of a person. But my client, as you can see, is a smallish, light-skinned man. In short, my client is clearly not the same person as the individual who perpetrated these acts." The lawyer continues, "Your honor, my client is merely another victim in all this. Yes, we acknowledge that Bruce Banner was somehow changed into the person of the Hulk, and then somehow re-emerged as himself once again. But the fact remains that when the acts in question were perpetrated, it was the person of the Hulk and not the person of Bruce Banner who was perpetrating them. So, if the prosecuting attorney wants to put someone on trial, let him capture the Hulk and put him on trial! But it's plain to see that my client is simply not the same person as the Hulk." As the judge, you must now rule on whether Bruce Banner and the Hulk are indeed the same person. What criteria will you use to reach your decision? The search for such criteria has a long history in philosophical circles. Typically, philosophers frame the issue in terms of the "continuity of personal identity over time." Put another way, the question is: What makes you the same person today that you were yesterday, or were ten years ago, or will be ten years from now? If you could answer that question, then you would have the criteria for determining whether the person before you on trial is the same person who weeks earlier went on a rampage through the city.[2] Let me now introduce the fantastic Superman and his feats. Characteristics[3]: - Gender: Male Height: 6'3" Weight: 235 lbs (107 kg) Now I shall state Superman's powers[4][5][6]: 1) Strength - Clark is among the strongest superheroes on Earth, capable of lifting a plane. 2) Flight - Able to defy gravity through sheer force of will. 3) Invulnerability - Years of exposure to yellow solar energy have caused Clark's Kryptonian body to become almost indestructible. His natural bio-electric aura also has limited force field properties protecting items near his skin, such as his costume. 4) Super-speed - Capable of superhuman speed, Clark can fly from Metropolis to have dinner with Lois Lane in Paris, France, or in a few minutes fly to the Moon. 5) Super-breath - Clark's invulnerability and strength exist internally too, affecting his skeleton and internal organs. After inhaling deeply he can expel the air in a gale-force wind. 6) Super-hearing - Capable of blocking out and discerning a single known voice within a city. 7) Vision - Clark can detect electromagnetic energy in more than the normal visible spectrum: X-Ray vision, Infra-Red vision, Microscopic, and Telescopic. Additionally, Clark can release solar energy in the form of heat vision as a weapon. Now I shall introduce Superman's ONLY weaknesses[4][5][6]: 1) Super Science (sometimes called Magic) 2) Kryptonite 3) Red Sun Radiation 4) Can't see through lead The Hulk is neither magical nor does he have kryptonite during the fight. The fight is on Earth, thus it is a yellow sun, not a red one and the Hulk has no lead at hand. On another note, Just watch this fight http://www.youtube.com... and you will see how the STRATEGY OF FIGHT clearly is dominant to superman whilst, fair enough, Hulk keeps regenerating but superman, instead of having regeneration, is simply indestructible so he needn't regenerate in the first place. I just would like to highlight that Superman s indestructible. This in itself is evidence that he cannot be destroyed. Also, as a final point, when fighting Doomsday he was able to The fight ended with the Justice Lords beaten down and Lord Superman held at Doomsday's mercy, however he managed to lobotomize Doomsday with his heat vision[7]. (I'm aware Superman dies int his fight but what he was able to do to Doomsday shows that, while alive, he could potentially lobotomize Hulk. Lobotomize: to make (someone or something) abnormally tranquil or sluggish.[8] Sources: [1] http://www.talktomartyb.com... [2] http://www.asburyseminary.edu... [3] http://dc.wikia.com...(Clark_Kent) [4] http://www.supermansupersite.com... [5] http://dc.wikia.com... [6] http://www.comicvine.com... [7] http://en.wikipedia.org... [8] http://dictionary.reference.com...