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How strong must human be to do the following:
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well, the human must controll a plane, drop an atom bomb on the wall and boom, the strongest human ever
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i see, thanks for NOT confusing me, 10-C - 9-C
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20 cm as in depth or width?
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oh, now i look at the description of the thread, i dont know, the most strongest possible human could be tier 9-C, and those tiers would even struggle defeating those armor
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wouldnt this human be 9-A for punching through a Tank?
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no, the only strongest human in the real world is low 7-C, any idea how? maybe we can get advice from him,
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no way is a human low 7-C in the real world with out any weapons or technology
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the combined human page says so
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yeah cause its a combination of every living person that has ever existed
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bet they all struggle to even defeat a town, and even a building
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Combined, not composite. Not the highest feats shown by a person, all people's strength combined.
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great, no possible way for a human to do that
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unless your calling everyone to help and destroy it
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I think at least an 8-C for a human to do all these feats with their bare hands.
I don't think there is any training to reach these feats but, possibly with enhancement only being able to do it on a small degree like denting the battleship and tank armor only a little and slightly cracking a 3cm think piece of granite which would be wall level.
I don't think there is any training to reach these feats but, possibly with enhancement only being able to do it on a small degree like denting the battleship and tank armor only a little and slightly cracking a 3cm think piece of granite which would be wall level.
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Low 9-B for the Granite Wall, it's barely a foot thick so it is definitely Wall Level
Solid 9-B for punching through a Tank's armor, since destroying the Tank entirely is 9-A
And 9-A for Punching through the thick armor of a Battle Ship.
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With current physics, the Granite Wall Feat could be doable with cybernetics and/or genetic engineering. The other feats are a bit out of the realm of how material sciences work. Human bodies are just too small and too slow to generate the energy/forces needed to puncture Tank Armor, let alone Battleship Armor.
Solid 9-B for punching through a Tank's armor, since destroying the Tank entirely is 9-A
And 9-A for Punching through the thick armor of a Battle Ship.
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With current physics, the Granite Wall Feat could be doable with cybernetics and/or genetic engineering. The other feats are a bit out of the realm of how material sciences work. Human bodies are just too small and too slow to generate the energy/forces needed to puncture Tank Armor, let alone Battleship Armor.
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9-A is not fragile at all. a 9-A explosion would turn a normal house into a bunch of chunks or totally frag a tank. Yet it would only damage a Battleship. Battleships are monstrously tough in realistic terms.
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You think? Even in realistic terms: what durability can such armor provide to a normal battleship? There's a page of Iowa-class battleship with durability "At least Large Building level", while the ship itself is that big, so it seems that this armor doesn't provide much of defense, while it should level the durability at least one tier up. The same goes for many other things, like tanks. A tank being only 9-A sounds pretty weak, isn't it?
Or it's because of my perception of scale being scewed like one person said me once.
Or it's because of my perception of scale being scewed like one person said me once.
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Your sense of scale seems very very skewed. Like a normal Human isn't even Wall Level... 9-A is several Thousands of times stronger than that Human. Like Imagine an army of 5000 humans. That is one tank. Imagine An army of 500 Tanks, that is one Battleship...
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Yeah... maybe I really need to review my sense of scale, because one of my quotes about nukes is:"They are at best City level threat, and alltogether are just pathetic Island level", which I've put as a reason why Real World humanity is possibly the weakest verse on the site...
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But, you know, I just thought... Human level is, basically, the weakest level on the site, so comparing something with humans makes almost no sense. It's almost as ridiculous as comparing a human with an ant and saying: "you see? humans are extremely powerful"; it doesn't make a compliment for humans, because everything they're superior to are mere ants, even if they numbers are gargantuous. The same goes for tanks, so nothing actually impressive from them. Just a harmless tin cans.
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