Oh you're right of course. Because being able to kick a camper trailer that weighs about 7000 lbs. across a few dozen meters against its tires is clearly a far far inferior strength feat to throwing a 200 pound humanoid a few hundred feet. Valkyrie is clearly in a much higher strength class than Sif. There is really no arguing against your excellent logic that proved how much stronger Valkyrie is when she toppled an off-balance Hulk while they were play fighting.
__________________
Last edited by FrothByte on Mar 6th, 2020 at 05:52 PM
Your told 2 lies.
1) You stated she did it casually. She strained and grunted.
2) You stated she moved it a few dozen meters. It slid 40-50 feet.
Yes throwing a 200lb being hundreds of feet away (about a block) IS FAR Superior than sliding (not even lifting) a camper 40-50 feet USING ONE'S LEG (not arm).
Yes, casually. As in she didn't look like she was going to pop a vein. But you know what, you're right. I must have been exaggerating because you're clearly a way better judge of these things than I am and we know you never exaggerate.
And yes, it must be 40-50 feet. Because your judgement of distance is so impeccable that your guesstimate is way more accurate than mine. Heck, you're so good at it that you can even narrow down to an error margin of just 10 feet. I'm incredibly in awe of you.
Again, I apologize for thinking that the weight of an object matters when discussing strength feats. You're right that only the distance traveled and the limb used matters. Obviously the fact that the man is only around 3% the weight of the trailer has no bearing at all on strength necessary to move them around.
__________________
Last edited by FrothByte on Mar 7th, 2020 at 12:49 AM
She strained as shown in her face. She grunted. This shows that you saying casually is a lie. We can clearly see the distance the camper is away from her in the latter scene. It's clearly less than the distance a pitcher throws to a catcher. That's lie number 2.
Throwing someone about a city block takes WAY more force than SLIDING (not lifting) a camper 40-50ft away using your leg.
Anyone here will tell you what Valkyrie did was far more impressive.
Of course, I already acknowledged you were correct right?
I mean, if I dropped a 50-pound dumbell on a rubber mat, kicked it as hard as I could parallel to its bar (so I wouldn't just roll it) and made it skid by about 20 feet, that's clearly not as impressive as throwing a basketball for the entire length of a basketball court right? Because clearly throwing that basketball is way harder and more impossible than kicking that 50 pound dumbell for a good 20 feet or so.
Bad analogy.
Both The scaling is incorrect and the application.
Exhibit A. She threw him about 600feet.
A basketball court is 94ft. So that would be equavilent to sliding the weight about 6ft.
Now we have the problem of application.
1. Metal on rubber have a much higher coefficient of friction than rubber on a sandy surface. You will be able to kick the dumbell even further on that exact road than in the scenario you gave.
2. Also when something is thrown over a certain velocity then air resistance becomes a much bigger factor. Air resistance plays a much bigger role in that scene.
3. Sif push kicked it using her hind leg (stronger muscles). This is impossible kicking a small dumbell the same way. Imagine the dumbell the size of a camper but weighs only 50lb and we are in business.
4. Lastly it's how she threw him. She did not throw him like a ball throw. Her distance of acceleration was much smaller and she used more of a lifting motion that wasn't conducive to launching something a long way (weaker muscles used).
So to be more accurate. Try throwing the basketball EXACTLY how she threw the guy with added air resistance the length of a basketball court. Then compare that to push kicking (in the exact way Sif did) something that weighs 50lb on a sandy road.
Sure dude. 600 feet. Obviously you have such accurate measurements of distance that you can come up with exact numbers from a glance. My apologies for only using estimates, like most us normal people use when discussing film scenes. Most of us don't have your overwhelming intellect.
Against someone with such an immense grasp on physics or who probably has spent so much time in the gym that they think it's easy to kick around 50 pounds of deadweight, I clearly am not as knowledgeable as you. I mean, I didn't even know that air resistance played a bigger factor than surface friction. Or that apparently a heavy object doesn't dig in to sand to make it even harder to move.
I also never knew you couldn't use your hind leg to kick a small object. My kickboxing instructor had been lying to me all these years. You should have educated me on this sooner oh great one.
So you agree with me and also that your analogies were faulty and that you lied twice. Cool.
Enough with the nonsense.
Again you have to throw the basketball EXACTLY like Valkyrie. Good luck throwing it more than 20ft that way.
Again you have to push kick a 50lb object on sandy ground EXACTLY how Sif did it, using your hind leg muscles. I don't know about you, but I can push kick the shit out of a 50lb object on that type of ground.
Otherwise your twisted comparison is faulty.
And no the camper wasn't dug into the ground as we see visually. Think of a hard ground covered with dirt/sand. Each wheel exerted 1/4 of the camper s weight.
It's supposed to be a link to a kid's motorized toy truck. It has rubber wheels and weighs 81lb. They have smaller ones (around 50lb). But you can clearly see that a fit adult male can kick one of these at least a few feet away on the type of ground Sif did.
Anyway the coefficient of Static friction of rubber on a sandy surface is about 0.5. That means you need to supply about 50% of the weight force to slide the object.
Sif used a strong leg muscles (not arms). Valkyrie used weak non throwing arm muscles to achieve the feat. Therefore, even if both feats took the same force (they dont) then Valkyrie feat is more than 3x more impressive.
In a nutshell Valkyrie could easily achieve Sif's feat where Sif couldn't come close to achieving Valkyrie's feat.