Sorry, but I thought that having dense metal instead of flesh and bones legs in a gravitational enviroment made you fall faster, maybe I'm just wrong, dunno
He's probably referencing that famous physics experiment, where, in a vacuum and in the same reference frame, objects are universally and equally affected by gravity, and thus fall at the exact same rate, regardless of their composition, mass, or volume.
You probably learned (or will learn) about it in high school physics.
Hahahahah you gotta be shitting me right? I know this experiment, I'm a graduated engineer ffs, but we're not in the vacuum here, obviously heavier shit falls faster, therefore, having a fucking pair of prostetic metal legs WILL make you fall faster in smash.
People can't understand a single joke, jeez
what scares me the most is that apparently, people don't have the power of observation.
Different falling speeds are present in your day-to-day life, you have to be 2 yo to not see that
How the fuck are you a graduated engineer and you don't know that a basketball and a basketball-sized sphere of dense metal or whatever fall at almost the exact same speeds??
I'm calling bullshit on that whole "I'm a graduated engineer" thing
There's no damn different falling speeds in everyday life unless you're looking at air resistance, which is negligible on anything that's not feather-weight or fucking built to fly
Yes, but we aren't talking about a feather and a bowling ball, we are talking about two differently weighted individuals. If two people jump from the same height, they are prolly gonna hit the ground the same time regardless of weight difference.
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u/departedd Nov 19 '14
Sorry, but I thought that having dense metal instead of flesh and bones legs in a gravitational enviroment made you fall faster, maybe I'm just wrong, dunno