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how much of your body's total power is spent on a bowel movement
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What type of 
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is this??
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likely depends heavily on physiology of character
godzilla's bowel movements probs cant be compared to batman's
godzilla's bowel movements probs cant be compared to batman's
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also I don't see why it should scale unless stated, since it implies that the stronger you get, the more powerful whatever is in your bowels would also get stronger? I feel like goku isn't eating universal+ cows......
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nevermind I could totally see him doing that
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This is an extremely weird question, and I'm worried people reading the thread might get the wrong idea. I know you're asking what feat it is in joules, but it's like roughly 10-C levels of blunt force trauma and 9-B levels of thermal energy.
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moreso his muscles moving with uni+ force
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what percentage is that
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What?!
A bowel movement is 9-B Levels of Thermal Energy? I'm surprised there's enough space to spread that much heat out safely. Admittedly, humans have infamously long digestive tracts.
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wait, my ass heat can break a wall?
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If that's true then the toilet seats must be at least building level
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I dunno, I didn't make the claim.
@ZillerBucko : Ask DarkDragonMedeus, since that's the user who made the claim.
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I know I was just joking
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My mistake, lol. Sorry.
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yes
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I laughed at the thought of this no matter how serious the topic is.
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First of all, I googled in Incognito as I didn't want it appearing in search history. But the heat capacity is 4 kJ/kg*K. On average, it's about 0.4 to 0.5 is the mass, and temperature is roughly human body temperature; about 320.15 K. 4000 * 320.15 * 0.4 = 512240 J.
And it doesn't "Have enough to crack walls" It's just the joules and specific temperature isn't great enough to cause that much damage. It's only the amount of thermal energy in it is all. Thermal energy is usually much less damaging than overpressure.
And it doesn't "Have enough to crack walls" It's just the joules and specific temperature isn't great enough to cause that much damage. It's only the amount of thermal energy in it is all. Thermal energy is usually much less damaging than overpressure.
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Following to see how crappy this thread can get (pun intended).
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