The Real World Discussion Thread

[H3110l12345I20]

Shouldn't composite human scale to the highest level of High 1-A+ thanks to the new power system (R>F) ?

This has been discussed for the billionth time even if the standards change. Fiction isn't a subworld that exists, otherwise we wouldn't make fiction due to ethical issues and more rogue SCP-3812s IRL (in which, prove they exist with science).

The assumption that superior to fiction=Tier 1 for real life in contexts like these doesn't make any sense. At least try and explain how this would be logically coherent first before saying ripping a comic book means something.

 

[BeTheWay1rst]

Is this Accelerated Development, Reactive power level or something else?

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Is this Accelerated Development, Reactive power level or something else?

Peak Human durability, also, average observational learning.

 

[H3110l12345I20]

I've been looking at the shield rules lately and I've been thinking, in the event where the shield only has blunt force durability feats, do we exclude them, or do we include them since raw power and blunt feats are more consistent?

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

I've been looking at the shield rules lately and I've been thinking, in the event where the shield only has blunt force durability feats, do we exclude them, or do we include them since raw power and blunt feats are more consistent?

I think it's better to include them (since yeah they're more common to be blunt rather than sharp lacerating/piercing attacks unless specifically designed/sharpened around edges or rims for that purpose, in which case it depends on the shapes and the sizes of the shields)

 

[Antvasima]

What currently needs to be done or evaluated here?

 

[Flashlight237]

New study finds T. rex has an unbeatable ability to twirl, making it a superb predator - Oklahoma State University

A new study from researchers at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences found that Tyrannosaurus rex — and other tyrannosaurs like it — could turn twice as fast as other carnivorous dinosaurs their size.

news.okstate.edu

Okay, so apparently the T. Rex is now the largest animal to have ever displayed acrobatic abilities now. Neat.

 

[H3110l12345I20]

What currently needs to be done or evaluated here?

I'm going to finish making a fresh CRT (section) in a couple days or weeks. Hold your horses. The summary will come soon.

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

Have ya'll heard about Goliath?

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Have ya'll heard about Goliath?

The legend? yes.

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

I never thought I'd see the day we'd get a Tyrannosaurus that ******* massive.

 

[Crabwhale]

Okay, so apparently the T. Rex is now the largest animal to have ever displayed acrobatic abilities now. Neat.

You've never seen a whale breach from the water, have you?

 

[Ti58]

Should we revert the recent changes to the Megalodon page? (answer: yes)

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Should we revert the recent changes to the Megalodon page? (answer: yes)

I'll check it out

 

[Antvasima]

I handled it.

Megalodon

Megalodon was a species of giant shark that lived around the world from the late Oligocene to the early Pleistocene periods. The exact classification of Megalodon has been disputed for decades, mostly concerning whether it should be placed in the species Carcharodon megalodon (thus classifying...

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[H3110l12345I20]

I handled it.

Megalodon

Megalodon was a species of giant shark that lived around the world from the late Oligocene to the early Pleistocene periods. The exact classification of Megalodon has been disputed for decades, mostly concerning whether it should be placed in the species Carcharodon megalodon (thus classifying...

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Nevermind

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

Very interesting....

 

[H3110l12345I20]

It's about time I did an IRL verse revision. But I'll do bite-sized chunks at a time to prevent severe demotivation.

I'm done having the core suggestions, so I'll put the animal sections of it back in the IRL animals CRT thread soon

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

It's about time I did an IRL verse revision. But I'll do bite-sized chunks at a time to prevent severe demotivation.

I'm done having the core suggestions, so I'll put the animal sections of it back in the IRL animals CRT thread soon

Unpopular Opinions and (Friendly) Rant thread

Honestly don't think it's too bad. It's a tad bit too human like for me and has zero intimidation (Shrek looking like a bad person but having morals was a message in the story) but overall it's alright. I also think it's possible for the plot to justify the change in appearance. But take all of...

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It's related

Not sure if the videos in the linked post above ^ were seen and/or accounted for so I'm reposting them here





Also, this one was NOT lifting:
In 2014, in Minnesota, Bob Renning, a 52 year old man, gripped the door frame of an on fire 2006 Chevy Trailblazer, pulling and bending the door frame in half, shattering the glass of the window. Renning helped the driver out of the burning vehicle, saving their life.

Man 'bends car door' of burning vehicle to save driver

A Minnesota man saved another from a burning sport utility vehicle by bending the door in what officials called "superhuman strength".

www.bbc.com

Man bends locked car door, saves motorist from burning SUV

Robert Renning of Woodbury, Minn., is a real-life superhero.

www.usatoday.com

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/1/super-samaritan-minn-guardsman-bent-car-door-half-/

Good Samaritan Bends SUV Door to Pull Man From Burning Vehicle

A Minnesota man didn't know he had “superman power” until he bent the door of a burning SUV to rescue another motorist.

abcnews.go.com

This one I'm not sure if it needs more verification though:
Tibetan oracles, such as the Nechung Kuten or Sungma Balung, are reported to display superhuman strength during possession. Eyewitnesses described the Nechung Oracle wearing an 36-or-41-kilogram (80 or 90 lb) headdress, that normally outside the trance could break his neck. The 14th Dalai Lama also stated that the oracle could barely walk with the total weight of his 32-kilogram (70 lb) outfit when not in trance.
(check the sources for this part of the Wikipedia article, and then there are other sources)

Nechung – The Retiring Devil of Tibet

Nechung Oracle in trance (By Tsem Rinpoche and Pastor Adeline) Dear friends around the world, I am honoured to have been given the privilege of presenting ...

www.tsemrinpoche.com

Tibetan Buddhism History, Nechung,Tibetan Chants, Dalai Lama

Tibetan Buddhism History, Nechung Ceremony,Dalai Lama Protector, Buddhist Rituals & Lamas, Dharamsala, India,Dalai Lama Biography,Magic

www.dalai-lama-dharma-dharamsala-miniguide.com

%%title%%: About the Oracle and Temple Visitors Information

Nechung Oracle is the State Oracle in Tibet. The Dalai Lama and Tibetan Government consults him while he is in a trance state.

www.wondersoftibet.com

Tibetan Oracles — The Dalai Lama: Leadership and the Power of Compassion

gingerchih.com

Still not sure how different helicopter weight distribution is from car weight distribution, but eh, for now probably better to focus on the non-vehicle-lifting feats

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Composite Human (Real World)

The Composite Human is the hypothetical merging of every single human being who has ever existed. A concept that is often discussed within Versus Forums,[6] and sometimes fields of science and research. The Composite Human is a combination of all our strengths, skills and abilities at our peak...

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Composite Human (Real World)

The Composite Human is the hypothetical merging of every single human being who has ever existed. A concept that is often discussed within Versus Forums,[6] and sometimes fields of science and research. The Composite Human is a combination of all our strengths, skills and abilities at our peak...

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These... actually are wrong/outdated now welp.

List of largest machines - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

It belongs to the Pioneering Spirit as the largest ship ever now.

Largest stuff in general:

List of largest cosmic structures - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(largest universal objects)

Category:Largest things - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(largest structures in general)

List of largest machines - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(largest vehicles)

Please look (or ask others to look) into these (when you all have time/are free of course, hope it's not too much of an inconvenience or a burden) as well for relevant info and possible additions of entries and pages to the Real World verse:






Additionally, still hoping these are implemented:

(Sorta partial to using tabbers for subsections, like types of melee weapons and firearms, or specific lower taxonomic ranks (species, genera, families, orders, classes, and possibly phyla) of extant organisms under the kingdoms and domains that the categories are named after, or types of phenomena, but we'd still need a consensus with the rest of the Real World contributors to ensure that it's widely agreed upon)

^also sending reminders again for anyone who has time to look through and find new stuff to add to the Real World page from these Wikipedia pages and articles and stuff

And these too:

Order of magnitude - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Orders of magnitude (disambiguation) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[H3110l12345I20]

In 2014, in Minnesota, Bob Renning, a 52 year old man, gripped the door frame of an on fire 2006 Chevy Trailblazer, pulling and bending the door frame in half, shattering the glass of the window. Renning helped the driver out of the burning vehicle, saving their life.

Still not sure how different helicopter weight distribution is from car weight distribution, but eh, for now probably better to focus on the non-vehicle-lifting feats

On the topic of hysterical strength, Bob Renning's feat is actually quantified, albeit the heat is going to make the metal easier to bend. I just have to find it. In the meantime...

As for evaluating each vehicle lifting feat...

https://study.com/skill/learn/how-to-calculate-the-force-of-gravity-on-an-object-down-an-inclined-plane-explanation.html#:~:text=First%20is%20the%20perpendicular%20force,l%20e%20l%20=%20%E2%88%92%209.8%20N

A lot of the helicopter's mass is lost during the crash and the fact that it's in water makes it easier to move. Let's assume and be generous here, the helicopter loses 10% of it's mass and he doesn't have to move 5% more of it. The angle is low and unknown but a lifting angle of around 10 degrees is reasonable. The weight redirected would be ((640*.85)*9.81)cos10 = 535.7354176 kg, meaning Tiny could be lifting around 104.2645824 kg of the remaining weight.

So sorta like ground friction coefficients greatly decrease the force moved, the redirection of the center of mass to another end significantly decreases the weight you're actually lifting. I can also pull up a similar example with cars, and you'd be surprised at how low the value would likely be around.
Car lifting: 1500 kg*cos10 = 1477.21163 kg lifted; 22.78837 kg likely lifted. I could raise up that angle to 20 degrees and it's still around 90.461069 kg lifted

 

[H3110l12345I20]

^also sending reminders again for anyone who has time to look through and find new stuff to add to the Real World page from these Wikipedia pages and articles and stuff

And these too:

Order of magnitude - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Orders of magnitude (disambiguation) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Besides the no counter argument for Flashlight's appeal to tradition, how would this benefit the wiki in some way?

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Besides the no counter argument for Flashlight's appeal to tradition, how would this benefit the wiki in some way?

Yeah I'm still not sure if we can at least use tabbers
But again the pages from Wikipedia would help in both finding new entries/stuff to profile in the Real World verse page and also (for the order of magnitude pages) help with calcing real world stuff due to providing measurements and quantifications for said real world stuff
(Please, bookmark them if you haven't already, thanks)

(Also hi Dalesean, hope you're good + hope you're able to help with this stuff welp ^ ) (now I'm hoping I'm not overusing emojis)

On the topic of hysterical strength, Bob Renning's feat is actually quantified, albeit the heat is going to make the metal easier to bend. I just have to find it. In the meantime...

It was mentioned in the comments in the SourceFed video covering it, true, though people did note it may also have meant that Bob/Robert had some insensitivity to pain due to the acute stress response while gripping said heated car door frame

This one I'm not sure if it needs more verification though:
Tibetan oracles, such as the Nechung Kuten or Sungma Balung, are reported to display superhuman strength during possession. Eyewitnesses described the Nechung Oracle wearing an 36-or-41-kilogram (80 or 90 lb) headdress, that normally outside the trance could break his neck. The 14th Dalai Lama also stated that the oracle could barely walk with the total weight of his 32-kilogram (70 lb) outfit when not in trance.
(check the sources for this part of the Wikipedia article, and then there are other sources)

If possible, can head/neck strength and/or full body strength be calced for this feat too?

Nechung – The Retiring Devil of Tibet​

Nechung Oracle in trance (By Tsem Rinpoche and Pastor Adeline) Dear friends around the world, I am honoured to have been given the privilege of presenting ...

www.tsemrinpoche.com

^there's a video in this source, could be worth looking into for further proof/evidence if necessary, perhaps

 

[H3110l12345I20]

If possible, can head/neck strength and/or full body strength be calced for this feat too?

^there's a video in this source, could be worth looking into for further proof/evidence if necessary, perhaps

I'm actually planning to address nonscientific stuff eventually. This is partially addressing the nonscience part, but I'll address the math part here too.

Generally, it's a good argument to say "If science doesn't confirm it, it doesn't exist." That doesn't make complete sense. Sure, we have good reason to put a lot of trust in science, but science in the first place was about exploring and explaining the unknown. If you can't point out a fundemental reason this point is wrong (aside from, ya know, AI missing stuff), then we have absolutely no reason we should study something as believable and unknown as a new species of animals, new planet, etc. Even with confirmed and logically consistent cases of the supernatural, I generally propose we give such cases as a "we don't know" type of treatment due to a lack of knowing how it works.

Let's say these events are confirmed by credible sources. As for the math, we already have calculations on the references for Common feats page for snapping necks. It's 10-A in AP. We already know neck snapping is peak human to class 1 anyways.

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Yeah I'm still not sure if we can at least use tabbers
But again the pages from Wikipedia would help in both finding new entries/stuff to profile in the Real World verse page and also (for the order of magnitude pages) help with calcing real world stuff due to providing measurements and quantifications for said real world stuff
(Please, bookmark them if you haven't already, thanks)

If you're not sure if we should use tabbers, then there's no reason to use them.

I'll actually take a closer look at this if I have time. Though a list of useful Wikipedia links would be useful, question is, where on the page would it be useful?

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

If you're not sure if we should use tabbers, then there's no reason to use them.

I'll actually take a closer look at this if I have time. Though a list of useful Wikipedia links would be useful, question is, where on the page would it be useful?

To answer the first part, I guess we can just focus on/prioritise what we can add to the verse page for now and leave talks of reorganising/restructuring the verse page to another time.

The answer to the second part is... those linked pages themselves also have a lot of useful links about lists of potential entries to add to the Real World page (new types of armour, new weapons/types of weapons, new combat vehicles, new notable organisms to list in terms of size or lifespan or durability in terms of resilience to extreme conditions, new natural/cosmic phenomena to scale, etc etc etc)

I would suggest looking particularly for links to "list" pages that basically list stuff that could be potential additions ^

Just re-replying to the messages to show which ones I'm referring to so it's easier for peeps to find them:

^also sending reminders again for anyone who has time to look through and find new stuff to add to the Real World page from these Wikipedia pages and articles and stuff

And these too:

Order of magnitude - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Orders of magnitude (disambiguation) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

^ this message has replies to the prior messages containing the Wikipedia links

Unpopular Opinions and (Friendly) Rant thread

Honestly don't think it's too bad. It's a tad bit too human like for me and has zero intimidation (Shrek looking like a bad person but having morals was a message in the story) but overall it's alright. I also think it's possible for the plot to justify the change in appearance. But take all of...

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It's related

Not sure if the videos in the linked post above ^ were seen and/or accounted for so I'm reposting them here

Also, sorry, but one or two last calcs for this message ^, need help scaling the feats in the videos (though honestly with breaking, after a while it's just breaking half of the stuff and then either letting that half break the other half by transferring the energy downwards or letting all the stuff fall over)

Breaking (martial arts) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Also, on a side note, we may need to look through the Composite Human and Common Feats threads, I had quite a few other useful links in there too for either the Composite Human or real life stuff in my messages that would probably be better to find in one place so I'm linking the threads here to indicate which threads I've linked stuff in regarding said topics:

Post Your Fun Facts

I am bored so creating this thread, just in case I get some new facts *Here's mine The Great Pyramid of Giza encodes the speed of light to seven decimal places. The speed of light is 299,792,458 m/s, and the coordinates of the Great Pyramid of Giza are 29.9792458°N

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Real World Page Entry Addition And Arrangement Modification Discussion Thread (ie/tldr Real World Discussion Thread)

****While you could technically use armor as a blunt force weapon. Their attack potency is optional if they don't have any notable attack attributes that stand out (spikes, being an effective blunt force weapon unlike most items in real life, etc) I decided to bold this part since the line...

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Expanding the References for Common Feats page

Unless something has changed (which would have happened in this thread) then any of those common feats would be valid still unless said otherwise okay just asked because calc about destroying moon from earth is in comment rather than blog itself

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Composite Human edits 2.0 (Matchup, defacto CRT, optional additions, etc)

That's a lotta feats. When Aurora gets back (and MaybewantstoEdit), we should look over the feats in the TV tropes to see if they hold up. As for some of them... "It's an unwritten rule that a power/ability has to be overpowered/supernatural about it. Because of this, there shouldn't be...

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Composite Human Vs Tournament

By the way, I would disagree with the 3rd quote on the composite human page from Alvarez with the last bit about the "urge to leave a visual mark that says “I was here”", cause animals do that too for territory, but I digress. To those of you all who contribute to the page: 1: What is the...

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My "The Average Human" profile discussion thread

Aight I'm super late and I'm pretty sure this profile isn't happening anyway but still. Would "House keys, a wallet, and a phone" count as an average modern human's standard equipment? What even is an "average" human? How many people own a phone? Would the keys grant them a 9-C weapon since some...

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Deadliest and/or most powerful stuff in the Real World?

Just wondering, what would you all consider the deadliest stuff in our Real World universe? I nominate galaxy cluster mergers by pure amount of energy (beyond even gamma ray bursts or black hole collisions/mergers since it's both the black holes in both galaxy clusters colliding into each other...

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[H3110l12345I20]

Bob Renning's feat has been measured at 509 lbf (230.9 kgf) at a high end. However, since I'm not too knowledgeable on how much heat will dampen the actual strength pulled, and it's pretty much accepted Bob wouldn't have been able to physically do this feat again, the force is somewhere in-between 80-230 kgf

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Also, sorry, but one or two last calcs for this message ^, need help scaling the feats in the videos (though honestly with breaking, after a while it's just breaking half of the stuff and then either letting that half break the other half by transferring the energy downwards or letting all the stuff fall over)

Bob Renning's feat has been measured at 509 lbf (230.9 kgf) at a high end. However, since I'm not too knowledgeable on how much heat will dampen the actual strength pulled, and it's pretty much accepted Bob wouldn't have been able to physically do this feat again, the force is somewhere in-between 80-230 kgf

Thanks for the calc, just the last two calcs left about the videos of breaking the bricks and piercing the coconuts with the finger alone

To answer the first part, I guess we can just focus on/prioritise what we can add to the verse page for now and leave talks of reorganising/restructuring the verse page to another time.

The answer to the second part is... those linked pages themselves also have a lot of useful links about lists of potential entries to add to the Real World page (new types of armour, new weapons/types of weapons, new combat vehicles, new notable organisms to list in terms of size or lifespan or durability in terms of resilience to extreme conditions, new natural/cosmic phenomena to scale, etc etc etc)

I would suggest looking particularly for links to "list" pages that basically list stuff that could be potential additions ^

Just re-replying to the messages to show which ones I'm referring to so it's easier for peeps to find them:

^ this message has replies to the prior messages containing the Wikipedia links



Also, sorry, but one or two last calcs for this message ^, need help scaling the feats in the videos (though honestly with breaking, after a while it's just breaking half of the stuff and then either letting that half break the other half by transferring the energy downwards or letting all the stuff fall over)

Breaking (martial arts) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Also, on a side note, we may need to look through the Composite Human and Common Feats threads, I had quite a few other useful links in there too for either the Composite Human or real life stuff in my messages that would probably be better to find in one place so I'm linking the threads here to indicate which threads I've linked stuff in regarding said topics:

Post Your Fun Facts

I am bored so creating this thread, just in case I get some new facts *Here's mine The Great Pyramid of Giza encodes the speed of light to seven decimal places. The speed of light is 299,792,458 m/s, and the coordinates of the Great Pyramid of Giza are 29.9792458°N

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Real World Page Entry Addition And Arrangement Modification Discussion Thread (ie/tldr Real World Discussion Thread)

****While you could technically use armor as a blunt force weapon. Their attack potency is optional if they don't have any notable attack attributes that stand out (spikes, being an effective blunt force weapon unlike most items in real life, etc) I decided to bold this part since the line...

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Expanding the References for Common Feats page

Unless something has changed (which would have happened in this thread) then any of those common feats would be valid still unless said otherwise okay just asked because calc about destroying moon from earth is in comment rather than blog itself

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Composite Human edits 2.0 (Matchup, defacto CRT, optional additions, etc)

That's a lotta feats. When Aurora gets back (and MaybewantstoEdit), we should look over the feats in the TV tropes to see if they hold up. As for some of them... "It's an unwritten rule that a power/ability has to be overpowered/supernatural about it. Because of this, there shouldn't be...

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Composite Human Vs Tournament

By the way, I would disagree with the 3rd quote on the composite human page from Alvarez with the last bit about the "urge to leave a visual mark that says “I was here”", cause animals do that too for territory, but I digress. To those of you all who contribute to the page: 1: What is the...

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My "The Average Human" profile discussion thread

Aight I'm super late and I'm pretty sure this profile isn't happening anyway but still. Would "House keys, a wallet, and a phone" count as an average modern human's standard equipment? What even is an "average" human? How many people own a phone? Would the keys grant them a 9-C weapon since some...

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Deadliest and/or most powerful stuff in the Real World?

Just wondering, what would you all consider the deadliest stuff in our Real World universe? I nominate galaxy cluster mergers by pure amount of energy (beyond even gamma ray bursts or black hole collisions/mergers since it's both the black holes in both galaxy clusters colliding into each other...

vsbattles.com

(the rest of the links can be dealt with when you all are free/not too busy/in your own time more or less)

 

[Flashlight237]

Goodness! Coconut crabs have a grip strength of 180 kg!: https://www.researchgate.net/public...conut_Crab_the_Largest_Terrestrial_Crustacean

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Thanks for the calc, just the last two calcs left about the videos of breaking the bricks and piercing the coconuts with the finger alone



(the rest of the links can be dealt with when you all are free/not too busy/in your own time more or less)

After I conclude my brick evaluations, can you link me a lot of T. Rex feats worthy enough to be on the real life T. Rex profile? But not on there yet?

Please.

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Thanks for the calc, just the last two calcs left about the videos of breaking the bricks and piercing the coconuts with the finger alone



(the rest of the links can be dealt with when you all are free/not too busy/in your own time more or less)

Breaking concrete is more of a physics trick since the blocks aren't built to withstand a quicker force without any extra compression stuff under them, and the martial artist did jump prior to striking in a well placed spot. However, it would still generate around 125-175 lbf (56.7-79.38 kgf). Judging by the video, the force was transfered down through the middle of each brick, so I'll need to multiply the median required force by 14, and we have 2100 lbf (952.56 kgf). Even if that was a foot in displacement, it would yield forces in the thousands of Joules.

It takes 220.5 lbf (100 kgf) to crack open a coconut.

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Breaking concrete is more of a physics trick since the blocks aren't built to withstand a quicker force without any extra compression stuff under them, and the martial artist did jump prior to striking in a well placed spot. However, it would still generate around 125-175 lbf (56.7-79.38 kgf). Judging by the video, the force was transfered down through the middle of each brick, so I'll need to multiply the median required force by 14, and we have 2100 lbf (952.56 kgf). Even if that was a foot in displacement, it would yield forces in the thousands of Joules.

It takes 220.5 lbf (100 kgf) to crack open a coconut.

To be fair it depends on whether the broken stuff is spaced (with gaps between each of them) or unspaced (without gaps between each of them)

The physics trick works more with the spaced ones cause with the unspaced ones people would need to transfer the force throughout all the stuff instead of breaking through a few and then letting the force transfer through them to break the rest (though yeah in general it's easier to break stuff when there's no resistance or surfaces on the other side/end of the broken stuff)

But it's hard to find unspaced examples for harder materials like bricks (also cause then there's also videos where the speed of recording is manipulated to make it look like the person is punching faster and/or harder)

Thanks for the calc, just the last two calcs left about the videos of breaking the bricks and piercing the coconuts with the finger alone



(the rest of the links can be dealt with when you all are free/not too busy/in your own time more or less)

Thanks again for the calcs though
^Hope the links work out when adding new entries/profiles to the Real World verse page

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Breaking concrete is more of a physics trick since the blocks aren't built to withstand a quicker force without any extra compression stuff under them, and the martial artist did jump prior to striking in a well placed spot. However, it would still generate around 125-175 lbf (56.7-79.38 kgf). Judging by the video, the force was transfered down through the middle of each brick, so I'll need to multiply the median required force by 14, and we have 2100 lbf (952.56 kgf). Even if that was a foot in displacement, it would yield forces in the thousands of Joules.

It takes 220.5 lbf (100 kgf) to crack open a coconut.

there's one more with a frickton more of bricks I could ask to calc, since the increase in number of bricks should/could mean there's more force being imparted regardless of whether there's spacing or no spacing between each brick

After I conclude my brick evaluations, can you link me a lot of T. Rex feats worthy enough to be on the real life T. Rex profile? But not on there yet?

Please.

Also I doubt there's much new stuff that can be added since most are already recorded down

Probably can use these

Tyrannosaurus - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(description section ^)

Tyrannosaurus - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(paleobiology section ^)

 

[H3110l12345I20]

there's one more with a frickton more of bricks I could ask to calc, since the increase in number of bricks should/could mean there's more force being imparted regardless of whether there's spacing or no spacing between each brick





Also I doubt there's much new stuff that can be added since most are already recorded down

Probably can use these

Tyrannosaurus - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(description section ^)

Tyrannosaurus - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

(paleobiology section ^)

Thank you for the links

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Found a peak human C/R feat:

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/11/us/alaska-bear-attack-soldier-death.html

 

[Flashlight237]

Breaking concrete is more of a physics trick since the blocks aren't built to withstand a quicker force without any extra compression stuff under them, and the martial artist did jump prior to striking in a well placed spot. However, it would still generate around 125-175 lbf (56.7-79.38 kgf). Judging by the video, the force was transfered down through the middle of each brick, so I'll need to multiply the median required force by 14, and we have 2100 lbf (952.56 kgf). Even if that was a foot in displacement, it would yield forces in the thousands of Joules.

It takes 220.5 lbf (100 kgf) to crack open a coconut.

Yet still, it takes 364 lbf (165.1 kgf) to crush a watermelon: https://whdh.com/news/las-vegas-wom...books-by-crushing-3-watermelons-in-7-seconds/

Which is saying a lot unless you're a hippopotamus:

 

[H3110l12345I20]

The 82 breaking concrete bricks data needs context and extra scrutiny to be added, but without additional context, it would be a bare minimum 4649.4 kgf.

 

[Dark_Soul20189]

Is this an intelligence feat for the garden Snail?

 

[H3110l12345I20]

Is this an intelligence feat for the garden Snail?

With the context of the vid, it's pretty much common sense among children and adults alike to get your own out of a trap. So no. But it is a lifting strength feat