Tony Stark: "My tech is more advanced, and my armor packs more cutting-edge technology."
Lee Stein: "Bigger is stronger, and more is better. You're just a turtle shell that can do nothing but take hits."
Tony Stark: "My energy supply is more powerful. You'll lose in a battle of attrition."
Lee Stein: "I can knock you flying with one punch, and there's nothing you can do about it."
Tony Stark: "My defenses are formidable. You can't hurt me."
Lee Stein: "You'll be done for when I smash you to pieces, and I can just switch to another body."
An unusual debate kicked off on Twitter.
At first, they'd argued in earnest, citing data to debate whether the Iron Man Armor or the robot was superior. But it quickly turned into a war of words over who could beat whom.
Both were intelligent programs, so their messages flew back and forth at astonishing speed. In no time, they'd exchanged several pages' worth.
Tony Stark didn't use Twitter much, but he was still a famous figure with plenty of followers. The strange online flame war soon caught people's attention. Word spread, and before long, a huge crowd had gathered.
Arguments like this were already common in the United States. Now the two of them had jumped into the fray themselves, drawing supporters from both sides in droves, all watching their debate with rapt attention.
"Have you noticed? Their tone is kind of strange, and given what they're trying to say, referring to themselves as 'I' feels a little off."
"Now that you mention it, you're right. What's going on?"
"I heard Bumblebee is controlled by an intelligent program, and Tony Stark has an intelligent butler named Jarvis..."
The curious onlookers sensed that something was off and discussed it among themselves.
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