Best Super Power

I would like to remind both my opponent and readers that this is the final round; therefore, there can be no new sources and/or arguments. (I would also like to say that my computer has been persistently stubborn and refuses to allow me to bold words; thus, I will not be able to do so throughout this round. ) My opponent: "I am pretty sure that invisibility wouldn't be that much of a loser and not allow you to be naked to be entirely invisible. " Con is clearly trying to break rule two, which states that we cannot exploit our powers to make them God-like nor can we use them to attain other powers. He now is claiming that you would not only have the ability to turn yourself invisible, but also the ability to turn other objects invisible. Even worse is that he attempts to justify this by saying ". . . invisibility wouldn't be that much of a loser . . . " This is clearly a conduct violation. My opponent: "Again, there is definitely no chance of you only having to be naked to be fully invisible. " This part of my argument was to ask you how you were going to hide your weapon and/or spy equipment, not that you will have to strip off your clothes on each mission. I think it would look a bit suspicious if people saw a floating sniper rifle or tape recorder in the air, don't you? Furthermore, there is definitely a chance of you having to be naked to be 100% invisible. After all, the power you are arguing for is the ability to turn yourself invisible, not to turn objects invisible. Again, this is clearly a conduct violation on Con's part. My opponent: "Being invisible is like having an Octocamo or stealth. " Sadly, the power to turn invisible is not a stealth suit; otherwise, you would not have the power to turn invisible. The only thing you would have is a suit, which is certainly not a super power. It is, rather, a piece of technology. In addition, the only way you could become invisible is to have light pass through you, since if light were reflecting off you, then people would be able to see you. This also means it is passing through your eyes, and because you need light to reflect off your eyes so you can see things, then you will be blind. Unless, of course, you let light reflect off your eyes only but let the rest of your body be invisible; however, if you do so then I think people would find it strange to see floating eyes in the air. My opponent: "I do agree that there have been new technology to stop intruders, but there is also new technology to get those things out of the way. " There are several main problems with this refutation. A) How will you hide the technology that you are carrying with you? By the time you utilize it, you would have already been detected. B) You will not know where people have placed the motion detectors, thermal sensors, or traps. After all, it is not as if there is going to be a huge neon sign saying, "WARNING: MOTION DETECTOR DEAD AHEAD. " C) It takes great skill to notice any hidden traps, motion detectors, thermal sensors, and more. You would not only have to know how to detect these defense systems, you would also need to know how to avoid them. Furthermore, you also need to be trained on how to use the new technology you speak of that will foil your enemy's defense systems. All these things require much training; it requires so much training that the power to become invisible has become next to useless. If you have to actually work to become a spy or assassin then there is no point in having the power to turn invisible. Not to mention that it takes a cold-blooded person to kill a living human being. Most people would not be able to bring themselves to even pull the trigger, let alone get past the defense systems. My power, however, does not require you to train. All you have to do is find things, and the police and/or military take care of the rest of it. My opponent: "What I am saying in this argument is that IF you were at that time having the power to be invisible, then it would be easy. " The only problem is that you are NOT at that time. Conclusion- It has become evident that the power to turn invisible is not worth having, since you will ultimately be blind while invisible, you will be forced to become naked to be invisible, and becoming an assassin and/or spy requires extensive training, which defeats the purpose of a super power. After all, does someone who has super strength want to have to exercise? No, they do not need to exercise, since that is what the power (super strength) is for. My opponent has also dropped all of my arguments. He agrees that the ability to find anything you want will lead you to be a hero, will lead you to solve some of the most annoying things in life (lost car keys, for example), and will allow you to complete your work and/or research much faster than before. Moreover, my opponent has provided no sources whatsoever, whereas I have. He has also broken rule two, which counts as a conduct violation.