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I'd say it's pretty impressive even for a human. We also have the advantage of having some 'physics simulation' software if you will that lets us do some runs
by sprout 16y ago
I'd say it's pretty impressive even for a human.
We also have the advantage of having some 'physics simulation' software if you will that lets us do some runs in our head before doing it physically.
- electromagnetic 16y agoOur biology is designed to anticipate gravity. Regardless of athletic training the average person is capable of adeptly throwing and catching a ball. I work in construction and I regularly throw and catch objects like rolls of tape - duct tape sized rolls - 18V drills, levels, etc. but it's only when we throw something light (IE that air-resistance has an effect) and then you start getting screwed up. We don't expect things to slow down dramatically when it's thrown or falls.