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1. Energy and Force are two different things. Hulk didn't supply the majority of the energy, it was the frictional force between the concrete and his feet.

2. The calculation was about the average force, not Force at an instant. For example, Hulk could have supplied a larger Force than 41 tons in that brief punch, but the whole process averaged to 41 tons. Actually more if we consider the pushing force of the leviathan (which is the force needed to propel it to that speed in a certain amount of time.)

3. Basically this debate boils down to which is more wrong
A. Initial speed of the leviathan the instant before the punch is 3m/s (which gives my result)
B. Time lasted for the whole process is 0.8s (which gives Nibedicus result)

So I take it you accept the challenge?

The challenge is wrong because of 2)

Originally posted by h1a8
The challenge is wrong because of 2)

Which you would have to argue on the BZ.

But your final value has to be 41 tons (w/c is what you presented on your post I referenced). Why are you trying to backpedal (unsurprising)?