The nature of the network and the issue is described in the film. Beyond that, it’s a very unique situation to have two quantum duplicates in the one timeline, not one I think you could plan for.
What do you think would happen if two users logged into one network that only has enough bandwidth for one user? There would…

Incorrect. Doctor Strange is the cause. He’s the one that set events in motion in the last film.

The one and only van gets destroyed right at the end of the film by Thanos’ blade. There are no other vans.

Dude, you don’t even know what a deus ex machina is. The rat would have been a deux ex machina, if it were not explicitly seeded in the last film by Doctor Strange that there was only one chain of events that would ensure their victory. You’re acting like the rat kicked it all off - uh, no. The events of Infinity War…

Are we to understand that her head contains a transmitter that can and will automatically link up with another version of herself across any distance?

The thing that bugged me the most was Nebula’s circuitry somehow transmitting not only back in time but across differing reality tangents to inform Thanos of the plan

Uh, okay. Also, where does the SECOND van suddenly appear from at the end of the movie? In what universe where there TWO VANS CONTAINING TIME MACHINES??

Yeah because it was the rat that fought Thanos with two hammers or with a broken shield, and the rat that sacrificed it’s life to ensure the survival of the known universe

Insert rolling eyes emoji here.

There’s some weird amnesia going around or something, because I recall it being the cool thing to trash how the Pokemon looked in live action at first also.

Someone’s been huffing his own car fumes

Your examples of Deus Ex Machina aren’t actual Deus Ex Machina. The definition is “whereby a seemingly unsolvable problem in a story is suddenly and abruptly resolved by an unexpected and seemingly unlikely occurrence”. I just don’t feel it’s that unexpected that Dany saves Jon, seeing that they had been flying…

No body, no death.

The white walkers have never been the crux of the story. It’s about the battle for the throne, and the Night King never had any interest in that.

Does an episode really need super shocking deaths to make it a good story, or something?

It’s a disservice to your viewers if you have to require them to buy a fancier TV to be able to appreciate what you’re doing.

She wasn’t.

Yeah, it’d have been nice to get a little bit more for her than Hawkeye and Scarlet Witch thinking about her.

Depends when he chose to reinsert himself in that timeline, but yeah, that was the wrinkle that’s got me ho-humming the most. We know Peggy Carter got married eventually in Winter Soldier I think, even had children, but we never got told who to or saw a picture of him. It was inferred it was Souza in Agent Carter but…

D:

Yeah, it’d have been nice if they did at the end, sure.