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Aren't our muscles mostly limited by the brain deciding that we should definitely not apply enough strength to rip our own tendons off our bones? An infected "z
by pavel_lishin 3y ago
Aren't our muscles mostly limited by the brain deciding that we should definitely not apply enough strength to rip our own tendons off our bones? An infected "zombie" may not have such limiters.
And a human being can survive for weeks without food, days without water.
- hef19898 3y agoSimple bio mechanics so: the leverage and overall force are the same in zombie body (ignoring voodoo magic) as they are in human one, intentional injuries and hoing beyond the pain limit nonwithstanding. And zombies are, again ignoring voodoo, well, rotting. That means less tensile strength of muscles and such. And even without all that, a himan cannot use his fingers and teeth to tear another human, well, we know the films. The human body simply lacks the necessary tools: claws and fangs. As the sibling pointed out, just rolling with all of that is also fun!
- pavel_lishin 3y agoNow I want to read/watch a Zombie fiction where the zombies are everywhere, but so weak that they realistically can't harm you at all - other than infections from scratches.