I believe that Superman, without a doubt, would beat Goku in a fight.

I know my opponent is new, but attempting to construct my argument for me before I've presented it is a strawman argument. My opponents argument is with me, and his presenting of random Dragon Ball Z fan arguments will be called out as the strawman fallacy they are. The representation of Goku's strength, speed, and durability is an interesting feat of math for the sake of math. However, all of that argument is taken from Screwattack[1], and is rendered meaningless by the first minute of their YouTube video. Screwattack opens up with a good level of research that points out that the power levels are meaningless, and cited official canon that states that once they reached a point with Super Saiyans, their power levels became immeasurable. They then proceeded to contradict their own research, and measure something that was defined as immeasurable. Abridged Goku has two clear weaknesses. The most lethal being a lifetime of eating too much bacon[2]. The second is blowing up the planet or spaceship he's on before he can get to safety because he requires oxygen to breath. Arguably, Gero's bomb could kill him because it can blow up the planet. Just the planet he's standing on is enough. The bomb's not necessarily capable of destroying his body, and since it was never used to do so we don't even know if it could. When Cell kills him by blowing up it's because Goku transported him to a different planet, and without a Planet, or atmosphere he dies. Another more intrinsic flaw in the math used to analyze both Superman, and Goku is revealed in my opponents example of Superman's trip to Alpha Centauri and back. The claim is that Superman flew at 1.4 X 10^8 of C, the Cosmological Constant, in our universe. If the All-Star Superman's Universe allows for time travel then the C in their universe could equal our universe's C. However, if it is time travel, he couldn't interact with any matter until he slowed down to less than C. Because my opponent is attempting to paint both as faster than C, then their fight can only occur at C, or less, unless it is a time travel fight in which paradoxes rules would probably prohibit any fight. Ironically, this explains why Goku doesn't fight at this speed very often. An alternative is that C is much higher in the All-Star Superman Universe. If C equals 1 x 10^9 then Superman is only flying at 14 percent of C, and would be equal to the amount of energy needed to move at 14 percent of the Speed of Light in our universe. In other words, without knowing what C is in the alternate version of Superman's Universe it is impossible to compare. The same issue occurs with Goku's travel down Snake Way. Was the trip at 1 percent of his universe's C, was it 10 percent, or was it closer to 50 percent? We don't know because we don't know what C is for his universe. Again, Superman lifting 1.8 x 10^23 Kilograms, as my opponent pointed out in All-Star Superman, causes another issue. Superman did this with just one hand. Let's assume the radius of his hand is 3 in, or 0.0762 m. Then assuming the gravitational constant is equal to ours. What is the force of gravity at Superman"s hand given the formula gravitational force=(G Constant x Mass)/Radius^2. If I've done the math correctly, mind you I have a fever right now of 99 degrees F, it should be 52 x 10^12 m/s^2, or much faster than our Cosmological constant. Had Superman done this in our universe the result would most likely have been a black hole. Since the solar system he was in didn't come crashing down into a black hole, I can only assume that their constants are not equal to our Constants. Meaning that direct comparisons are not possible without knowing what those constants really are. These constants are more important than any raw math formula to compare Goku, and Superman, and here is why. If you were to accelerate a piece of matter to C it would require an infinite amount of energy to do so. If their C is different, but both are at or close to or at it then they both could be using the exact same amount of energy(infinite), but traveling at vastly different speeds. To put this in perspective. If you doubled C for our universe. For the same amount of energy you"d be able to go twice as fast as you can today. The 15 Super Nova is also an exaggeration coming out of the mouth of a supervillain. Had the supervillain missed the result of even one supernova would have destroyed the solar system. Had Superman died unable to tank the full blow by even one supernova the solar system would have been destroyed. For the supervillain to even know that he could have that power he'd have had to test it by blowing up a few solar systems before. All we know is that Superman took the hit, and the moon is in one piece. The impracticality of such an attack being as powerful as a supernova, and it's lack of destruction leaves sufficient reason to believe it was nothing more exaggeration. Even Screwattack, the source for that data, suggests this possibility exists. My opponent has not clearly stated which Superman he's arguing for. He's clearly using Screwattack's argument, and they claimed to be using the in continuity post crisis Superman. However, the data actually comes from All-Star Superman, and Superman vs The Elites. All-Star Superman is a 12 Issue Story to show all the qualities of Superman in their purest form, and ends with Superman's death from an overdose of solar energy. It is actually based on Silver Aged comics, and would be closest to a Pre-Crisis, or Silver Age Superman[3][4]. The Elites is based on Action Comics #775 which is at least in pre-flashpoint continuity. This makes arguing over his intelligence difficult so I'll present a set of questions for my opponents next round before I dismantle his IQ. Is the Death of Superman story with his fight with Doomsday a legitimate example of Superman? Does Superman know how to fight, and if so how? What specific examples do you have of Supermans Intelligence? Is Superman vs the Elites an accurate example of Supermans morals? Are you including, or excluding evil Red Sun, or Injustice Supermen? I believe I have presented sufficient doubt in the raw numbers that my opponent has presented. Remember, I must only prove that my opponents claim that Superman would win without a doubt is false. If I can present reasonable doubt then my opponents claim if false. [1] http://youtu.be... [2] [3] http://www.ebay.com... [4] http://www.comicbookresources.com...