*let's Thanos carry out his plan*

*let's Thanos carry out his plan*

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Thanos could have just sterilised the stupid and diseased and poor. Killing half the working class and academia is far worse overall than killing all the useless people.

And strange should have been able to
prevent it

The reason Strange let him do it is because Thanos is simple-minded. He had one wish for the Gauntlet, to wipe out half of all life in the universe. As dire as it sounded, it's a simple, clean wish, and Thanos was steadfast in doing it. Compared to what could have been, Thanos was realistically the safest bet for something that could eventually be undone.

The real villain of Infinity War wasn't Thanos. It was the Infinity Gauntlet. Its mere existence was going to lead to potentially catastrophic endings for the universe, and Strange saw all of them. To understand his decision you have to question, if Strange saw over 14 million outcomes, and the one he allowed to happen was Thanos succeeding, what was so bad about the others? And the answer is, that in every other future, Thanos is defeated, which was relatively easy to do at several points during the movie when the Avengers had ALMOST overpowered him, and there were multiple upon multiple different ways that could have happened at every battle. But if they had done that, then the Infinity Gauntlet would hit the floor, and someone else would pick it up. This is where the element of disastrous possibilities comes in. It doesn't matter who picks it up, whether their intentions are good or bad, if any of them are given that amount of power, they all think they're entitled to use it. Captain America may wish for all evil to leave the universe, to prevent another Thanos. Since every being has the potential for evil, the entire universe is dead, and nobody is left to undo it. Nebula actually does put on the Gauntlet in the comics, and proves to be far deadlier than Thanos.

Strange knew that they had to take one step back to take two steps forward. Letting Thanos win was the only way to prevent something else that would be completely irreversible.

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he was /ourguy/ all along

t. liberal

Dr Strange sent the time stone to the future before he brought it back to give to thanos, and tony stark finds it sometime in the future

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*plays 4D chess*
heh, see you at the Doctor Strange 2 premiere kid

Why can't people realize that the only timeline in which they win is the timeline where thor aims for the head?

I watched IW just a few nights ago, and I can say that when Thanos uses the Time Stone, it does something unlike the other stones.

It actually looks to have some sort of green magic effect when in use, whereas the others simply glowed. I'm inclined to believe that Strange lied when he said he'd give up the Stone with no tricks, and may have altered/improved the dead man's spell on the stone, and now that I think of it Thanos was really easily able to grab and destroy the Eye of Agamoto, something that Squidward wasn't able to do. I don't think it's the Stones/Gauntlet letting him do that.

If Strange let Thanos have the stone, having baked into it a backdoor/plan, then it makes sense to let Thanos think he's won, if he's made the winning move already.

Go back and watch the ending, when Thanos uses the Time Stone to reverse Vision's death, and tell me that doesn't look strange.