Well, if not in this life there still could be possibilities that you got reincarnated a super powered alien in another galaxy.
Humans aren't the only inteligent being in this universe, right?
True, and it's likely aliens are living on Earth, ones who are working with the government. And if you think I'm being particularly kooky about that, well, who knows what supernatural or paranormal things are happening without us knowing, which begs me the question, why no superheroes? Is there a reason why?
But there are story in comics where the protagonist became super hero because there was super villain that he believed only he could beat them.
True, but, again, if Batman is at least "somewhat" in the realm of possible, then why has no one done it yet? As in, oh, so it's crazy for a kid to become a vigilante over witnessing the murder of his parents, well,a very reliable source (ChatGPT), to quote what they said:
“How many real-life American kids have experienced something genuinely comparable to Bruce Wayne?”, I'd expect the answer to be a handful to perhaps dozens in a typical year, not thousands—but that is an informed estimate, not an official statistic
And there's an important distinction: children witnessing one parent being killed is substantially more common than children witnessing both parents being murdered in front of them.
Sure, a dozen per year may not seem like much, and those children likely go through therapy and such to help them adjust from the lost etc, but still "a dozen per year", surely one of them were rich and neglected enough to go Batman!
And yeah, not even ChatGPT is that sure themselves. But I specifically asked "How often does this (kids witnessing parents murder like Bruce Wayne did) happen in America?", the statistics are likely more higher internationally.
