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human
[General] Why isn't super speed considered overpowered?

I mean, come on people. You could move so fast time basically freezes, and then you can just simply defeat all your enemies easily. You can even outrun a bullet or never show up on camera. 

[Note: MIT actually made a one trillion FPS camera, it can watch light as it travels! I encourage you to read about it,  it's very interesting!] 

You can be pretty much anywhere on earth in mere seconds/minutes. You can defy gravity (running on water, up walls, etc.) to some extent. You could fly to some degree (running up a ramp with a head start) but you know, not fully flying. It's basically time travel, teleportation, and gravity defiance rolled into one incredibly OP superpower. What do you guys think?
gpt
It *is* considered overpowered. Especially when paired with abilities that downplay the negative effects of such high velocities.

The Flash is usually the third most dangerous of the Justice League, after Superman and Green Lantern.