Originally posted by quanchi112
Again,this all goes down to the simple example I gave many pages back. Whats easier to benchpress? 200 pounds of a 150 pound woman who is resisting you?Lets say your max is 350 pounds.
That might make sense if rulk was anywhere near the limit of supermans max weight, but he isn't. Lets say that superman can lift 100,000 tons, and rulk weighs 1 ton that is only .001 percent of his max. Let use your 350 pound example now. That equals out to about .0035 pounds. So yeah, I think I would have absolutely no problem benching a .0035 pound woman strugling, not strugling, whatever. I could do it without batting an eye. LOL. This is why your arguments are illogical. Even with those rough numbers, for supermans max weight and rulks weight, there is a huge margin of error percentage wise that I could still easily bench or chuck into the air, even if they were struggling. Superman is so much stronger than what is required to actually toss rulks weight into the space, that it is a non issue on the weight.
This is also forgoing the fact that superman is so fast that he could have rulk in the air before rulk has time to process a thought. Hard to struggle if the other person can have you flying into the air before you can even think or react to even begin to struggle isn't it? I think it would be easier to bench the 150 pound woman who is struggling than 200 if I can have her benched before she even knew she was being benched or could react to it....