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[MCU] Outcome 6,783,951: Dr Strange tries to convince Thanos of the flawed logic of his plan and suggests improvements.

What happened in the outcome where Dr. Strange actually uses logic to address the motivating behind Thanos concerns of overpopulation. Before the fight on titan, Thanos says:

T: "And when we faced extinction, I offered a solution."

S: "Genocide."

T: "But at random, dispassionate, fair to rich and poor alike."

At this point, strange notes that while not judging on a arbitrary basis like wealth is indeed fair, it would be unfair to be completely random. For instance, it would be more fair to inject some sort of weighting system to account for the length of a person's life. It wouldn't be fair to kill infant's at the same rate as 80-year olds, if individual utility is really the goal. 

Strange then also notes that a snap that killed half the population in such a way, truly killing a random half, would leave important supply chains in chaos, killing off far more people from the resulting famine and mechanical failures than biasing the killing away from those who operated those things.

Finally, he tells Thanos that such a snap would only be effective for a short time. Global populations took 123 years to grow from 1bn to 2bn, from 2-3bn it took only 33 years, 3-4bn only 14 years. If he were to only snap once, the human population would be likely to return to its current level in less than 60 years. What Thanos is really fighting is the growth rate, not the current number.

Strange then offers a compromise. They agree on a number, and once a year Thanos triggers the stones to kill off anyone above the given age. Once the population falls to an acceptable level, they reassess and increase the age as possible to prevent runaway growth. This way, everyone (short of accidents and disease) gets to live a long(ish) life and enjoy the benefits of a less populated planet.

Would Thanos go for this? Would he even consider it? What if this was the best possible outcome Strange saw; would the rest of the avengers on titan agree to it? Was Thanos truly just an indomitable will with flawed logic?
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No. 

For all of Thanos’s talk, at the end of the day he’s doing this because he wants to prove he was right on Titan. That if his idea was implemented, his people could have survived, and he wouldn’t be the last of his kind. 

He’s not the Reasonable, Comprising Titan-he’s the *Mad* Titan, because he has the arrogance, drive, and genuine desire to *eliminate half of all life*. There is no composing with him, no reasoning, no counteroffer-just what he wants, and what he will do to get it.