Flight vs. Invisibility

Your Points: 1) Get better from the weather how? If you were a rain coat, or rubber suit, to protect yourself from rain and lightning, you will still overheat and collapse from either dehydration or heat stroke. If you put on sun block you will protect yourself from sun burn, but not air friction, heat exhaustion, or lightning. And what protection, exactly, do you plan to put on that can save you from a tornado or hurricane? There's no garment of protection that can save someone, while flying, from the swirling vortex and colossal wind currents caused by these natural disasters. What do you plan to do then? "Just be safe"? If that's the case it looks like your either grounded permanently, or restricted to somewhere on Earth that has perfect and non-harmful weather all day, everyday. To my knowledge, that place doesn't exist. There are way too many safety hazards to warrant flying as being superior. 2) Again, you forget the weight restrictions. Whether it is 747 or an eagle, both can only take 1/4 of its own weight in order to get airborne and maintain it. The same applies for you. So unless what your dreaming of saving is either a baby, dwarf, cat, or small dog there's nobody else you can effectively save. Even a little old lady would be too heavy for you to sustain flight. Which still brings me back to where even if you do get into the building, chances are you will still have to manually bring the victim down, and brave the "SEALED SHUT BY FIRE" entrance. Anyway, my power doesn't need or want to save anybody. Saving people was not a prerequisite for being a better power, in fact, there were no set definitions for what makes either a better power. But so far, the only two examples you've given are massively flawed, and overall more harmful than helpful when it comes to your personal safety. My Points 1) Perhaps you've forgotten. Please read ROUND 1 again carefully, and point out any moments were I specifically mentioned the need for these powers to be heroic or villainous. You'll notice I did not. The only point I came close to talking about it was when I mentioned that 'neither are particularly heroic'. In fact, all I mentioned were the super powers. This statement of yours is a fallacy. 2)The camera would see a floating paint can, and the car being possessed when it drives off by itself. No incriminating evidence against you specifically, but perhaps evil spirits. Even if they found the car, you just walk away silently and find a new one. It's that easy. 3)Considering all the hazards you face by having built in flight within a normal person, I'd much prefer to stow away on a plane (perhaps even a private one owned by some celebrity). Going to a new country without a passport would be illegal, but there would be no way they could catch me once in the borders. When visible, I would be just another face in the crowd, while you would be blip on a military radar, pronounced as 'an enemy bogey', and then a target on some fight squadrons screen or a missiles coordinates. Your not an illegal immigrant unless caught. Because I would technically never be there, I could stay as long as I want, but you being all too easy to detect would probably be dead before touching the ground. So flight, while seemingly spectacular is nothing but a death trap waiting to be sprung. Invisibility on the other hand, is virtually flawless. I'll remind the reader that your voting is not based on your personal opinion on either flight or invisibility, but which of us proved our point better. If you feel the need to justify your anonymous vote, your more than welcome to do so in the comments box. Darth_Grievous_42 out.