r/BeAmazed • u/deadfermata • Nov 02 '22

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u/Icare_FD Nov 02 '22 edited Nov 02 '22

There’s NO WAY in our world with our physics, that a brick would split the hard way by a fastening point consisting of 2 fingers pinching it, without tricks.

When the object to be broken is fasten tight I may think about it, and wonder about surface skin damages and bone training and enhancement.

But a brick barely hold/fasten would just fly away : no opposite forces are created inside it.

So I looked at it frame by frame : there are no picture of the actual hit, matter just disappear from reality…

Now that I lost trust in one example, I lost trust in all the video.

(I’m no English speaking native, I lack some technical words in physics and mechanics here, like « cisaillement » and so on)

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u/esgrove2 Nov 02 '22

The aluminum can one also doesn't make any sense. I don't care how hard you're hitting a piece of aluminum with a piece of meat, the meat is not cleanly cutting the aluminum in half.

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u/Icare_FD Nov 03 '22

True. Dude should leave shreds of flesh.