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He didn't , he said that you claiming Cana being star level simply because she could harness the energy released by sunlight is false , because he thought you're saying she's star level.He did, he kept saying that Cana is star level by the energy alone, which I was kindly correcting him that it isn't
Making all sorts of absurd claims that a Star can destroy multi-planets or something, even insinuating that mass-Energy Equivalence is involved with making the comparison of stuffing numerous earths into the sun.
What he was wrong about is that he said solar flares can completely destroy planets , that's a wrong thing that he said. But it's okay , he doesn't need to be a graduate in science to debate here , he needs to have read FT properly , and I can see he hasn't said a single thing wrong about FT scaling here.
And you aren't in any position to ridicule him because he doesn't know science btw , because half of the shit you made up is pure crap.
1) You claiming solar flare is island level is ridiculous because the energy you mentioned is released by solar flare per second , whereas a solar flare can even last for hours. Multiply that energy per second by the time the solar flare lasts and you'll get the total energy output. Your concepts are so wrong that you don't even know that the unit of energy is Joules and not Joules per second lmao.
2) Do you even know when Einstein's equation of Mass Energy Conversion is applicable and when it's not ? Let me tell you a fun fact : the equation isn't E=mc^2 , it's E=∆mc^2. Where ∆m stands for the change in mass of the initial and final phases of radioactive decay.
The process by which the sun releases energy is thermonuclear fusion. The same process which we use in Hydrogen bombs today : Hydrogen atoms combine to form a Helium atom and release residual energy. This energy comes from the loss of mass in the process. ( Fyi , principle of conservation of mass is not true , if you didn't know ) In thermonuclear processes , the change of mass is merely 10% of the original mass. So your equation should be E=mc^2 divided by 10. The calculation you mentioned is only possible in a matter antimatter fusion process , where entirety of mass is converted into energy. That's not what happens in the sun , sun's full mass doesn't get converted to energy. The energy released by the sun in it's lifetime is only 10% of it's full potential , whereas the rest of the mass gets thrown out at the end due to the supernova.
TL,DR: Your calculations are fundamentally wrong and bullshit.