Originally posted by h1a8
So if you equate grip strength to all other strength then you must conclude that the Mjolnir feat is an outlier.
This literally made no sense. If I saw someone strong enough to crush a metal hammer in their grip, why would I arrive at the conclusion that this person is not strong?
Originally posted by h1a8
Her holding Thor like that isn't sufficient enough strength to crush Mjolnir.
And that feat can be done if someone is just twice as strong as the other person.And like I said, she did not have the strength to crush Thor's throat in that scene.
No dude, you don't get it. Hela wasn't trying to crush Thor in her grip. She was using her grip to keep him from moving - which she was successful at. If you really did do martial arts like you claim (or even if you just exercised a bit of common sense) you'd realize that crushing something in your grip and keeping someone immobile by grabbing them by the neck are pretty different actions utilizing different muscles.
And no, being just twice stronger than a person would not give you sufficient strength to counter their entire body's strength with just your one-handed grip. Not unless you have a pretty solid leverage advantage.