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Why is it not as impressive in practice as he calculated?
That's simply not the case here. The door got completely warped through the process of getting ripped off the hinges. It's nonsense, but it happened on panel. We shouldn't just dismiss the feat because it shouldn't have, that would pretty much downgrade almost all our calcs.
I'd rather not get into whataboutism territory, but the "Almost all our calcs" either have back up reasons, or are actually lowballed, or are a different calculation category that can't be compared to this. And can't really compare minimal energy required for destruction levels to a torque based lifting calculation for example. Unless comparisons where limited to other LS such as spine ripping feats.
Almost all feats can't really happen "logically", because a myriad other factors exist. Before you'd rip off the spine, for example, you would completely shatter the bones. We wouldn't then dismiss the feat of ripping off a spine, would we? Is not even whataboutism, is the fact you legit suggested we ignore the feat.
That's introducing a lot of assumptions that aren't really suggested. I prefer we take it as exactly shown. He wrecked a door trying to take it off its hinges.
