While it could be, we don't know for sure, starting by the fact that Kaido's race and its properties (which seem to have been inherited, at least partially, by Yamato) are still to be explained.
Yeah, but by all indications his invincibility stems from his Devil Fruit.
I don't think you're being serious or that it's worth the effort, but everyone from Yamato, to Linlin to CP 0 to the Scabbards to Luffy to the other Supernova to Momonosuke to Kaido himself have hyped up Kaido's Devil Fruit.
It's really not worth the effort, but there's a fuckton of panels where Kaido's Devil Fruit is hyped as the source of his might.
His race isn't the main reason he's invincible in a 1 vs 1.
That's a bad speculation. It requires contradicting over a dozen very credible characters including CP 0, Linlin, Yamato and Kaido himself.
It isn't stupid at all. Establishing probabilities is about studying the variables affecting an outcome and then making a reasonable prediction on such outcome happening, but in One Piece we have quite a good number of examples of twists and absolutely unexpected factors that make next to impossible to assign probabilities in the way you usually do even if subjectively (obviously).
This is stupid. If you honestly believe this, you're not just mistaken about One Piece, you're fundamentally mistaken about how the world itself works.
My gosh, this is incredibly stupid.
I'm not here to teach you epistemology, let's just drop this.
I don't want to insult you anymore than I already have.
supported confidence built after analyzing a set of variables and making predictions. If the object you are trying to make such predictions about ultimately depends on an author's whims, then you are in no ground to call another user stupid because he noted how you are wasting your time on enumerating all kind of detailed probabilities that are completely useless and baseless.
You don't actually
understand what I was calling stupid. I don't think you're stupid, you're just very mistaken on epistemology, and I'm not here to teach it to you.
Let's just drop this. Pretend my stated credences are a quirk of mine or whatever.
Your confidence, therefore, is irrelevant because you have nothing to build it on; as you well said, it's subjective to a degree that doesn't support unnecessarily giving such specific numbers and percentages to your predictions. In other words: I couldn't care less about how you come up with how no "indications" or "hints" have been given when confronting another person's ideas, as if this story wasn't full of never indicated nor hinted twists.
It's fine not to care about my numbers. They're not for you.
Your core claim that we can't usefully assign credences to One Piece events is extremely stupid.
Like I'm not insulting you, but I can't convey adequately just how
nonsensical an idea this is.
The claim isn't meaningfully wrong, it's nonsense.
It's a waste of time. This theory isn't true. It is very unlikely to be true. And it's essentially fanfic. I'm not interested in debating fanfic.
Again, you're doing the equivalent of speculating that it was Enel that healed the Scabbards.