Why Gojo Satoru is the strongest Jujutsu Sorcerer

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Domain Expansion a technique where Cursed Energy is used to construct a three-dimensional, enclosed space or pocket dimension covering a Sorcerer's immediate surroundings. It is the pinical of Jujutsu. It's one of the toughest technics to master.
Gojo Satoru is capable of forming the Immeasurable Void/ Unlimited Void territory, which is the second most substantial Domain Expansion. It allows the opponent to feel the never-ending territory.
Gojo can use his Cursed Technique Infinity many times. In the series, we have already seen that this ability allows him to form a barrier around himself where the opponent’s movement becomes slower and slower. It has happened because his Infinity Barrier Cursed Technique follows
the Paradox of Disambiguation law. This law states that it is practically possible to transform anyone’s speed into the speed of the tortoise.
Gojo’s major Cursed Technique is divided into two categories, i.e., “Convergence” and “Divergence.” He named his techniques into “Blue/Azure” and “Red” glow, which allows him to control anything at the atomic level.
The Blue glow is the Convergence Cursed Technique through which he can attract all the atoms within his range at one spot.
In contrast, Red glow is the Divergence Cursed Technique, which has opposite properties. He used the Divergence Cursed Technique Red glow on Jogo to repel him and his surrounding at great speed violently. He can also combine these two Cursed Techniques into one.
By combining both “Red” and “Blue” together, he creates the Hollow Purple Technique, which can control the masses of everything. This gives him the curse power to erase or deletes everything in his path.

This man is a force not to be messed with!!🙌👏
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