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I get your point, but I also still think you are wrong. there is no one measure for 'strength'. humans can throw a punch much harder than a chimp even though a
by autokad 2y ago
I get your point, but I also still think you are wrong. there is no one measure for 'strength'.
humans can throw a punch much harder than a chimp even though a chimp's arm is stronger. humans can kick harder, etc, even though a chimp would usually tear a person up in a 'fight'.
humans can throw a ball faster and harder than any other primate, likewise we can swing a stick harder and with more precision.
some people will play down human skills saying, 'thats because they are trained and specialized, the average human cant do that'.
THATS LITERALLY OUR SPECIAL ABILITY. Humans are adaptable both physically and mentally to do virtually any task. adaptability means we aren't inherently good at any one of those tasks without training and practice. Its a feature, not a bug.