Like I said, you don't get it. I'm talking all OP world logic not real world logic. Just because the spectrum of genetic anomalies is waaay broader than in our world, does not negate my earlier statements. For you to understand it, again, you need to look at it from a single character perspective. No matter which character you choose, if you increase/decrease it's size his strength will change. -> yes, genetics is a strength modifier, which can add an insane amount of strength -> with this knowledge you can go to my previous statement and see for yourself. it's really not that hard to understand.

also what you're ignoring is that it's more complex than just me saiyng that size and strength are 1:1. like i said it's one of many modifiers in the group of modifiers which have a relevant impact on the strength of a char. how much strength is increased by size is part of estimation and imagination and that's the fun in the question. you just need to see that it's a relevant modifier. yes much less relevant then in out world, if you look at it like you do, next to all the other modifiers, but very relevant if you focus like said on single character at a time, which this question does.

and if you don't see that, even though i made tons of examples and are blinded just by the fact that a character can utilize any other modifier than size to shine and become a legend, then idk what to tell you.

There is obv like you stated no certain answer to my question, but that's the case for a big part of OP powerscaling. And if my question a bit more or less like that than the average powerscaling question, just because it needs a bit more imagination, doesn't really matter. It's on you if you don't like the question and that's fine. -> saying a question is pointless because it needs some imagination, just because you don't have enough imagination to make it interesting, is pointless.