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Inviso posted...

Even if, for example, you're a scientist whose entire understanding of science is upended by a new scientific discovery...even if that's upsetting and earthshattering for you, you still have a baseline level of intelligence that you'd be expected to maintain. We're not talking an average individual suddenly snapping and losing their mind or anything like that.

Again, while that is true. We aren't just dealing with a character whose whole understanding of space and time have been up ended. We are dealing with a character whose whole understanding of space and time has been upended, a character who just found out that he was being used as a pawn by Thanos, a character that finds out he is the reason his mother dies because of his mischievous ways, a character that finds out despite his failings and mistakes he still ends up loved by his "brother" and "father,"and a character that sees himself sacrifice himself to try and save his brother(confirming to himself that he isn't a "bad guy.") These are things that would very much create an emotional minefield for him to navigate, thus creating a head space for him that very likely would keep him off his game.

Again, I would just like to point out that this is how I see the events of Loki. I don't necessarily disagree with anyone having a different opinion nor do I believe that someone having a different opinion on the matter means they are wrong.