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Now keep this hand raised for an hour. Who’s the bitch now ?
If it takes your an hour to wear me down, you’re weak. No matter how inexhaustible your power is.
Oh don’t worry, it will be way less than an hour :P
How about 10 minutes ? World record is 9.
https://exactlyhowlong.com/how-long-can-a-person-hold-their-arms-up-and-why/Unintentionally hilarious link
Rookie numbers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amar_Bharati
India is in it’s own timeline.
ex. Indian breatharian monk who claimed to have lived without food and water since 1940.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prahlad_JaniBut there is a difference between making a claim about not drinking water and literally holding your hand up in a way you can’t fake.
Yeah he was obviously sleeping for 50 years and holding his hand up. I can believe that.
Look at his arm. Unless all the videos of that guy are fake (even during a time where making a convincing video fakes was really hard). That arm is not going down even if he wanted.
Lower strength, but far more endurance.
Yeah but ain’t no motherfucker gonna soon be jumping over onto the moon with pure human leg power. Still gotta detonate a slowly exploding bomb under our asses to leave this rock-covered ball bearing.
True, however… as you press into this planet, this planet presses into you.
The face of the earth when I lift a finger: :o
Oh, should be no problem for you to leave earth then
Pathetic. I can easily overcome the gravitational pull of all the milky way just with my pinkie.
Honest noob science question: is gravity as defined with Einstein’s space-time time definition mean it ceases to be an actual “force” …? Like, two masses affecting each other through gravity is not like two magnets but rather space-time “bending”?
it’s still a force, produced by a field (in this case curvature), although alternative opinions are available: (linky to pbs spacetime)
Yeah keep it up for 10 mins and we talking again.
I think this is a reprehensible attitude towards gravy.
“Make gravy your bitch”; didn’t you ever enjoy a lovely meal with the savory sauce of gravy over biscuits or perhaps a meat of your choice?
Terribly disrespectful!
Not gravy. Op was talkng about gravy tea.
Gravy tea, so bovril?
“Skiing is not hard, it’s mostly gravity.” - the alien on Resident Alien
As a kid I used to dream that I could levitate by sort of straining my muscles upward and lifting myself away from the ground. It would be pretty cool to do that IRL.
Funny, I had a similar series of dreams as a kid like that. I just sort of learned to ‘walk upwards’ and levitate.
Mine was that if I curled up into a ball I would float like a helium balloon lol.
omg that was you? We could have played quidditch!
Years before the books were written! I am an old :(
But still, I’m sure it’s like riding a bicycle and I have these water balloons…
I used to contemplate jumping in the air, then quickly using my foot to spring upward off of my other leg/foot, and repeating that until I’ve reached a desired elevation.
what does gravity even bench?
thats just because the gravitational pull of your hand is weak shit.
Get more mass, massless nerd.
In a system where gravity is pulling on your hand, which is stronger, the force of the earth pulling in your hand, or the force of your hand pulling on the Earth?
Answer: it’s a trick question. In such a system, both sides feel the force equally
if we’re talking gravity physics, the earth, by basically every possible kilogram of mass imaginable to the human mind. But this goes without saying, because you stick to the earth, the earth doesn’t stick to you, so.
Of course technically, the force is applied to both objects, but considering the scale mismatch, one of these things is not like the other.
No you’re both drawn to the local center of gravity which is on a direct line between both bodies’ centers of mass and is proportionally closer to the object of higher mass.
That’s not really relevant in collided objects per se, but it means you and the earth both pull each other equally to a point that happens to be located ever so slightly away from the center of the earth. Well you would if there weren’t a ton of other gravitational influences including the non uniform shape and density of the earth that make you basically rounding error in terms of gravitational force. But you do impact it
I thought the parliamentarian struck down the law of gravity
Nope. Gravity goes both ways. Actually it’s the curve of space time pushing you toward another mass. And you can only overcome because your mass is puny next to the earth.
