What Are The LIMITS Of HUMAN ABILITY? | DEBUNKED

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  • @DebunkedOfficial
    @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +267

    Should You POP PIMPLES? Acne Myths DEBUNKED ruclips.net/video/un-N6xlaa1U/видео.html

    • @markiyanhapyak349
      @markiyanhapyak349 3 года назад +9

      I don't understand: HOW can the record be 300 Km, ....... when someone run 500 of them......‽‽‽

    • @wowf0rl1f3
      @wowf0rl1f3 3 года назад +7

      How couldn't you include Francis Ngannou the world's hardest punch? 36 horse power

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +12

      @@wowf0rl1f3 Francis Ngannou’s punch was measured in “units” not a proper scientific measure. A lot of the claims his publicity team made where essentially for publicity and don’t equate to the comparative power measured in the genuine scientific studies with boxers. Thanks for watching

    • @ianlengua7106
      @ianlengua7106 3 года назад +2

      That’s actually false, Bob Hayes never ran 8.6. It was later re measured/timed to be 8.74. Not to mention that it was hand timed for Hayes, so it was deemed inaccurate. Bolt holds the fastest anchor leg ever, with Asafa Powell being a close second with an 8.68 anchor leg. Not to mention that when Bolt broke the 150m world record I believe he split 8.70-8.71.

    • @grapeliquids1796
      @grapeliquids1796 3 года назад

      This is peak male, like it or not

  • @MikefromTexas1
    @MikefromTexas1 3 года назад +2690

    Everytime someone sets a definite limit on humanity, some person manages to surpass it.

    • @fatefulbrawl5838
      @fatefulbrawl5838 3 года назад +115

      #LmitlessEarthlings

    • @frags9764
      @frags9764 3 года назад +147

      Evolution

    • @bruskydu
      @bruskydu 3 года назад +161

      Thanks for the wise words Johnny Sins.

    • @princeemishi245
      @princeemishi245 3 года назад +23

      @@bruskydu lol 😂

    • @oxbaki5839
      @oxbaki5839 3 года назад +24

      Humans cannot breathe in space no suit

  • @Mister_NO.
    @Mister_NO. 3 года назад +1430

    Why aren't Discovery channel, National Geographics or BBC buying this series? The production is certainly on their level and the content is at least as good if not better then half of their shows.

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +383

      You're making me blush 😊

    • @DarkElfDiva
      @DarkElfDiva 3 года назад +46

      You just answered your own question, Boopsy!

    • @andrewscott7728
      @andrewscott7728 3 года назад +45

      They would need more aliens and werewolves for that.

    • @DarkElfDiva
      @DarkElfDiva 3 года назад +26

      @@andrewscott7728 Don't forget sasquatches and chupacabras.

    • @MAD_SKULL_GAMING
      @MAD_SKULL_GAMING 3 года назад +1

      @@andrewscott7728 lol

  • @joescho
    @joescho 3 года назад +514

    that 9% increase on deadlift happened in just one night not over a decade. eddie hall going from 464kg to 500kg

    • @WynnJirTheGreat
      @WynnJirTheGreat 3 года назад +25

      And to be fair halfthors deadlift wasn’t official so it could have been lighter than it was

    • @WynnJirTheGreat
      @WynnJirTheGreat 3 года назад +6

      He’s the one who did 501kg so you understand me

    • @joescho
      @joescho 3 года назад +13

      @@WynnJirTheGreat yeah i think thor was around 450kg mark when eddie pulled 500.

    • @cameronschneider6569
      @cameronschneider6569 3 года назад +12

      @@joescho let me correct you. no offense.
      - Andy Bolton did 457.5kg (1008lbs) in 2009
      - Then Benedikt Magnusson did 460kg (1014lbs) in April 2011
      - Benedikt Magnusson rebeat the record with 461kg (1016lbs) in August 2014
      - Eddie Hall did 462kg (1019lbs) in March 2015
      - Then Eddie Hall later did 463kg (1021lbs) in July 2015
      - Eddie Hall, Jerry pritchett and Benedikt Magnusson all did 465kg (1025lbs) in July 2016
      - Later in the day, eddie hall did the 500kg (1104lbs) deadlift
      457.5kg in 2009 to 500kg in 2016 is a 9.3% improvement.

    • @jadynrojas9624
      @jadynrojas9624 3 года назад +2

      @@WynnJirTheGreat it was most defintely official

  • @danyalag3366
    @danyalag3366 3 года назад +2923

    Humans stats:
    Speed: 10
    Strength: 20
    Endurance: 999
    Intelligence: 999

    • @Lamé-x8x
      @Lamé-x8x 3 года назад +223

      Also
      Cunning: 999

    • @TheFi3nd
      @TheFi3nd 3 года назад +242

      Stupidity 100

    • @Lamé-x8x
      @Lamé-x8x 3 года назад +311

      @@TheFi3nd Talk about yourself

    • @NoahmassMulti
      @NoahmassMulti 3 года назад +92

      @@Lamé-x8x no he was talking about us

    • @Lamé-x8x
      @Lamé-x8x 3 года назад +125

      @@NoahmassMulti maybe he talks in your and his place, but he doesn't talk in the place of 7.8 billion people and me

  • @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache
    @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 3 года назад +3490

    I heard you can jump from the moon to the earth if you trained so hard until your hair falls out

    • @jeffshinoda1380
      @jeffshinoda1380 3 года назад +229

      Lmao a Saitama reference

    • @godalien3223
      @godalien3223 3 года назад +156

      i heard you can destroy the moon if you are green

    • @yousef-eq8zw
      @yousef-eq8zw 3 года назад +27

      My dreams of u continue

    • @carbonz
      @carbonz 3 года назад +17

      Hello the new justin y

    • @jailsunny4952
      @jailsunny4952 3 года назад +12

      Oh hey its u again

  • @Matt-hs7gs
    @Matt-hs7gs 3 года назад +523

    There’s one thing missing from this video that is very important but probably hard to account for: we usually reach out physical limits when we are charged with adrenaline from a life-threatening or very stressful situation (not average adrenaline from playing sports).
    So, it is very possible that very fit ppl could surpass quite a few of these if the body is in survival mode.

    • @quelorakathrethikhaalis2117
      @quelorakathrethikhaalis2117 3 года назад +96

      Adrenaline would make a difference, but not much of one, look at the full video of Eddie hall deaflifting 500kg he psyched himself up so much he nearly killed himself, adrenaline can only increase strength by so much, anymore strain and the tendons would simply give out, you can have all the power in the world but its limited by the ability of the tendon and muscle to stick to bone and your joint to bear the weight.

    • @Matt-hs7gs
      @Matt-hs7gs 3 года назад +29

      @@quelorakathrethikhaalis2117 that makes a lot of sense .. I never thought about that part .. Yh that’s true .. it wouldn’t do that much. Thank you for correcting me.

    • @quelorakathrethikhaalis2117
      @quelorakathrethikhaalis2117 3 года назад +14

      @@Matt-hs7gs no problem mate, have a good one

    • @Matt-hs7gs
      @Matt-hs7gs 3 года назад +9

      @@quelorakathrethikhaalis2117 u too 😊

    • @AK-xi5vy
      @AK-xi5vy 2 года назад +4

      @@quelorakathrethikhaalis2117 That's why it's important to strengthen your tendons

  • @Parents_of_Twins
    @Parents_of_Twins 3 года назад +392

    Eddie Hall pictured himself attacking someone who was trying to hurt his kids when he did the 500kg deadlift. If you ever get a chance watch the video where he talks about it and what happens to him after the lift. It's pretty crazy.

    • @kr1sc0ve58
      @kr1sc0ve58 3 года назад +15

      And thor did 5 more pounds like butter Lol

    • @arabadaevde
      @arabadaevde 3 года назад +71

      @@kr1sc0ve58 unofficial

    • @mindcraftkvipt8939
      @mindcraftkvipt8939 3 года назад +1

      But he still did one more kg

    • @keiahnigbruder1453
      @keiahnigbruder1453 3 года назад

      Do you remember where I could watch that video?

    • @Parents_of_Twins
      @Parents_of_Twins 3 года назад +1

      @@keiahnigbruder1453 I think this is the correct one ruclips.net/video/mnZ4ftlifik/видео.html

  • @bunsenn5064
    @bunsenn5064 3 года назад +360

    I was wondering more of a hypothetical limit. Like, what is the hardest a human could possibly punch within the tolerance of their skeleton and muscular system, or how hard could a human possibly run before the bones and muscles in the legs could not possibly run any faster.

    • @ettorepresutti3842
      @ettorepresutti3842 2 года назад +4

      @Minecraft Nostalgic Videos "normal" martial arts fighter can do it too

    • @arandompieceoffruit4017
      @arandompieceoffruit4017 2 года назад +12

      You’re talking about biomechanics my good sir

    • @themenacingpenguin.7152
      @themenacingpenguin.7152 2 года назад +11

      @Minecraft Nostalgic Videos the punching limit is when the bones in your hands break.

    • @ItsAstie
      @ItsAstie 2 года назад +8

      its theorized that 40 mph is the limit before ur bones start breaking

    • @shreyashabhinav1979
      @shreyashabhinav1979 2 года назад +3

      @@themenacingpenguin.7152 Using genetic mutation u van make your bines 10 times stronger then steel
      Btw what about iron hand technique

  • @wildshark9248
    @wildshark9248 3 года назад +86

    I’d like to add that Bolt slowed down long before he crossed the finish line. He’s a scary individual when he’s trying

    • @rhurn3605
      @rhurn3605 3 года назад

      Yh he can run at 10000000000000000000000000000000mph when he's actually trying pls 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @wildshark9248
      @wildshark9248 3 года назад +21

      @@rhurn3605 I can’t tell what you’re trying to say lol. I need you to clarify.

    • @yeng1855
      @yeng1855 2 года назад

      Yep, we call it inertia.

    • @malligrub
      @malligrub Год назад +7

      That Bob Hayes part is complete bullshit, cant believe that old urban legend keeps getting perpetuated esp on a debunking channel

    • @zbuilder4664
      @zbuilder4664 Год назад

      @@malligrub ikr lmao

  • @thomasweeden2683
    @thomasweeden2683 3 года назад +106

    I think both the most interesting and difficult stat to measure would be toughness. Obviously there’s a limit to our durability, but toughness? We can survive some seriously insane punishment.

    • @Sean-fs4gf
      @Sean-fs4gf 3 года назад +13

      Some people are born with a severely limited amount of nerves so they are practically immune to pain

    • @muhammadabdullahwaseem3040
      @muhammadabdullahwaseem3040 2 года назад +8

      One word: METH

    • @SirDankleberry
      @SirDankleberry Год назад +1

      Humans can be pretty resilient both physically and mentally.

    • @USA_UNITED1776
      @USA_UNITED1776 Год назад

      Yeah, like look at goggins. But 10000 years ago... We could run from south Africa to Norway without stopping, we fought woolly mammoths with sharp sticks, somehow the people who crossed the bering straight extincted 12 foot bears, we were incredibly powerful. But we got much softer.

    • @SirDankleberry
      @SirDankleberry Год назад +3

      @@USA_UNITED1776 More like we got smarter. People back then had to fight monsters to survive whereas now you just have to pull out the ole glock.

  • @nayoti5567
    @nayoti5567 3 года назад +157

    Only thing that kept us alive all these years is our ability to understand things around us, and the fact that we hold the record of endurance

    • @TheRiquelmeONE
      @TheRiquelmeONE 3 года назад +20

      and probably the ability to throw things

    • @tenom1480
      @tenom1480 3 года назад +5

      @@TheRiquelmeONE tierzoo? X)

    • @gorkyd7912
      @gorkyd7912 3 года назад +7

      Human endurance is misleading. Human endurance portrayed in this video is misleading. The RMR is one limit of endurance, but good luck to anyone who tries to actually push themselves to the point of dissolving their reserves of fat. There's the severe pain limit. There's the don't want to die today limit. There's the heat stroke, dehydration, legs falling apart limits. It's 100% mental, and other animals don't compete well against humans in mental tasks.

    • @start2957
      @start2957 3 года назад +23

      @@gorkyd7912 this isn't misleading humans were built for endurance and it also depends on genetics

    • @duudsuufd
      @duudsuufd Год назад

      I doubt about the endurance. Maybe compared to other mammals on land.
      There are birds that migrate from north to south of the globe and back in the same year. Ad whales swimming from one side to the other side of the ocean if their food supplies drop where they were staying.

  • @Dr.SamuelHayden
    @Dr.SamuelHayden 3 года назад +51

    All you have to do is 100 push-ups, 100 squats, and a 10 kilometer run every single day for three years

    • @owethumahan
      @owethumahan 3 года назад +18

      Of course you'll have to be willing to sacrifice all your hair and have a punch that could destroy a planet

    • @Dr.SamuelHayden
      @Dr.SamuelHayden 3 года назад +15

      @@owethumahan but it comes with disadvantages
      You can’t kill mosquitoes 😔

    • @rockingby3306
      @rockingby3306 3 года назад +15

      don't forget about eating a banana.And no air condition.

    • @FloydRos
      @FloydRos 3 года назад +4

      1.5 years*

    • @huskiehuskerson5300
      @huskiehuskerson5300 3 года назад +6

      @@Dr.SamuelHayden and people won't appreciate you and girls would ignore you

  • @vlr_1374
    @vlr_1374 3 года назад +361

    5500 pounds ,about 29 average Americanes
    "ACTUALLY, there's three!"

    • @quill7889
      @quill7889 3 года назад +5

      Lmao

    • @Parents_of_Twins
      @Parents_of_Twins 3 года назад +13

      Yeah really depends on where you find those Americans. If you find them at Walmart you looking at 10-15 whereas if you are looking at say a baseball game you might get closer to that 25-30 number, as long as you cherry pick.

    • @gabrielaldana7905
      @gabrielaldana7905 3 года назад +2

      Well he did say average but sometimes that mean 3 people

    • @ruzbyk1211
      @ruzbyk1211 3 года назад +14

      "Three, take it or leave it."

  • @100Franky
    @100Franky 3 года назад +48

    3:35 imagine it's an emergency at the school and yall running out the door and u see him run past u on all 4s😭

    • @WoolSea
      @WoolSea 3 года назад +13

      The horse girl has an advantage

  • @stupedbeats
    @stupedbeats 3 года назад +70

    3:20 devilman crybaby is a damn genius

    • @gustavschosinsky4944
      @gustavschosinsky4944 3 года назад +1

      I understood this reference

    • @Maraien
      @Maraien 3 года назад +1

      Don't get it

    • @masacross8551
      @masacross8551 3 года назад +2

      @@Maraien
      The main character usually ran everywhere on all fours. Since that was the realistic way of running faster, it made sense.

  • @confused_cactus7697
    @confused_cactus7697 2 года назад +72

    If the brain limits our abilities to avoid hurting ourselves it would be interesting to know what a human can achieve in life-or-death situations, since this 'mind barrier' would probably be removed. I think I've already heard of people doing seemingly impossible things to save their own or other's (like their child's) lives

    • @installinstall7723
      @installinstall7723 2 года назад +17

      Yes! It's sometimes referred to as hysterical strength and it happens when we're too motivated to care about pain.
      Our nerves shut off and our mind starts pumping adrenaline and you're right, it's most common in the case of saving a child, but leaves your muscles and tendons in terrible condition.

    • @SirDankleberry
      @SirDankleberry Год назад +3

      Problem is those barriers are there for a reason. If you overexert said strength you could rip your muscles and tendons apart. Also not a good idea to use adrenaline for too long because it can become toxic in you system at certain levels.

    • @USA_UNITED1776
      @USA_UNITED1776 Год назад

      ​@@SirDankleberry saved my dad's life hundreds if times during the war, the revolution, and fighting off a pitbull.

    • @mazik3949
      @mazik3949 Год назад

      ​@@USA_UNITED1776yo, the last one was the most dangerous one

    • @USA_UNITED1776
      @USA_UNITED1776 Год назад

      @@mazik3949 lmao

  • @V77710
    @V77710 3 года назад +130

    Running a marathon isnt that tough. The months of training before hand is what is so hard

    • @chadpunte1731
      @chadpunte1731 3 года назад +31

      That's why I show up raw.

    • @sheadoherty7434
      @sheadoherty7434 3 года назад +21

      So skip the training. Thanks

    • @cultclips7866
      @cultclips7866 3 года назад +3

      @@sheadoherty7434 understood,thnx 👍🏼

    • @jaycuthbert245
      @jaycuthbert245 3 года назад +4

      Agreed. Same as pretty much every other sports event they are participating in. The famous saying goes "practice makes perfect"

  • @mrdeafter
    @mrdeafter 3 года назад +339

    My uncle literally lift a large fridge out of his house all by himself when his house was on fire when you would normally take 2-3 strong man to lift it lol adrenaline for sure can unlocked mental limited in our brain
    Edit : his muscles got f**ked up after that as to be expected

    • @Searis95
      @Searis95 3 года назад +55

      Why was he saving the fridge if the house was on fire? Not american by any chance?

    • @mrdeafter
      @mrdeafter 3 года назад +111

      @@Searis95 yes we are Asian we save as many valuable as possible and it not just fridge but a bunch of large electronics as well.

    • @IvanTube0
      @IvanTube0 3 года назад +20

      @@Searis95 you do know fridges cost money right? either way who wouldnt want to take out their fridge? it has food in there

    • @Searis95
      @Searis95 3 года назад +42

      @@IvanTube0 you know you can replace a fridge right? I would just assume that there are hundres of more valuable things to save, before i’d carry my blooody fridge

    • @matthewford521
      @matthewford521 3 года назад +15

      You know what money can’t buy? Your life. It can however replace the electronics destroyed in the fire. Save yourself by getting out of your house quickly instead of saving anything you can

  • @danielhinds7049
    @danielhinds7049 3 года назад +42

    According to anime you just shout loud and surpass this or just remember something emotional

    • @rohanalias9053
      @rohanalias9053 3 года назад +4

      100 pushups,100 crunches ,10 kms running everyday

  • @roshanamman2522
    @roshanamman2522 3 года назад +123

    Hanma Yujiro laughs at this video😂

    • @sussyangel7492
      @sussyangel7492 3 года назад

      ???: Your push-ups is like a baby push-ups in comparison to my push-ups.
      Darkseid: I do 2222 Push- Ups a day. 😠👉🏿 I you do not believe me you will believe it for I will activate the Anti Life Equation. And once I would activate the Equation, you will admit your sin for bring "RACIST" mortal.

    • @derinko
      @derinko 3 года назад +11

      Krillin would stomp Yujiro

    • @cultclips7866
      @cultclips7866 3 года назад +1

      RockLee be like - kidszzz😆

    • @moraolmdg12344
      @moraolmdg12344 3 года назад +1

      @@cultclips7866 Goku be like: wait wait i'll answer after doing this 10,000 push-ups with a Gravity 100x times stronger than earth's.

    • @cultclips7866
      @cultclips7866 3 года назад

      @@moraolmdg12344 😆 yeah

  • @shaabosqueezy6599
    @shaabosqueezy6599 3 года назад +24

    The bit about the limitations being in the mind, 🤯 is what is truly mind blowing to me

    • @fireeaglefitnessmartialart935
      @fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 2 года назад +1

      It really is. And that's what training is for. To tell the mind that this feat is possible with small incrimates over time.

  • @ultraradiation1919
    @ultraradiation1919 3 года назад +79

    Pls don't leave us now and just heard bout ur parents I am really sorry god bless.

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +44

      Thank you, I’m here to stay for as long as the audience is there to watch ♥️

  • @DebunkedOfficial
    @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +91

    What extreme human ability would you like to have?

    • @tiny_frost8
      @tiny_frost8 3 года назад +8

      Being able to connect to the internet using just my brain, so i wouldn't miss a single one of your videos
      And..........speed, of course

    • @nicosmind3
      @nicosmind3 3 года назад +30

      Propulsion by farts. Either aided by a skateboard, or done by myself in water

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +9

      @@nicosmind3 🤣🤣🤣

    • @cold1182
      @cold1182 3 года назад +4

      Speed so I can sneak into Area 51

    • @DeconvertedMan
      @DeconvertedMan 3 года назад +7

      being able to not be depressed, and also find a girl who will love me.

  • @user-mn8yt4bc5n
    @user-mn8yt4bc5n 3 года назад +45

    The only limit that exists is the limit you put on your mind. Don’t let anyone tell you can’t do something. Humans are amazing, and we can do whatever we want!

    • @codeycampbell3088
      @codeycampbell3088 3 года назад +6

      HEE HEE

    • @FloydRos
      @FloydRos 3 года назад +4

      You cant fly

    • @monky2059
      @monky2059 3 года назад +5

      Thank you Michael Jackson

    • @pipethegadoll1376
      @pipethegadoll1376 3 года назад +1

      @@FloydRos you probably could. If someone trained harder than everyone else.

    • @HunterLoI
      @HunterLoI 3 года назад +3

      @@pipethegadoll1376 no you wont get wings from training

  • @gilbert60453
    @gilbert60453 3 года назад +11

    Sometimes I think about the kind of human that would dislike such an educational video

  • @bread4014
    @bread4014 Год назад +4

    I think the way proffesional boxers punch is absolutely crazy. Its not just about strength, its their crazy good technique that allows them to generate as much force as possible

  • @QuentinMatthysBoeckmansYJ
    @QuentinMatthysBoeckmansYJ 3 года назад +31

    Great video, thank you so much ! Always a pleasure to watch your perfectly made animations

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +6

      Thanks so much 😊 Anything you'd like to see in our future videos?

  • @niilovaananen3215
    @niilovaananen3215 3 года назад +22

    3:38 well by that logic four-legged runners would also eventually run faster than the speed of light

    • @niilovaananen3215
      @niilovaananen3215 3 года назад +6

      @Junayd Kourrich I know and that's why the original calculation of 4 legged runners being faster than regular runners doesn't make sense either

    • @adamfirth3082
      @adamfirth3082 3 года назад +2

      @@niilovaananen3215 Exactly lmao. This comment deserves more likes. Pretty poor of them to include such a flimsy point in the video.

    • @heightdevil
      @heightdevil 3 года назад +2

      @@adamfirth3082 this video is full of misconceptions like that, for example, Bob Hayes' 100m split was hand-timed, which is not very accurate at all, the split could've been anywhere from 8.6-9.6 seconds.

  • @Tonymobb110
    @Tonymobb110 3 года назад +32

    Humans on all fours: Funny looking and surprisingly effective

    • @rogersepeda
      @rogersepeda 3 года назад +4

      In the army pt test, theres nothing that says we can’t run on all 4s .

    • @Tonymobb110
      @Tonymobb110 3 года назад +3

      @@rogersepeda yeah true, despite the discomfort on the hamstrings, it’s very helpful.

    • @AK-xi5vy
      @AK-xi5vy 2 года назад

      @@Tonymobb110 I'm pretty sure if you trained a child to walk and run like that from an early age their body would adapt to that and they'd be fast af as an adult

    • @GardenChess
      @GardenChess Год назад

      AK There’s still a strong biological limit

  • @619Slipk
    @619Slipk 3 года назад +27

    Running on fours is probably not overcome running on 2 because human's spines don't have an appropriate design to support moving like that. Not to mention the dorsal muscles that would do most of the propulsion job for the arms if you were to run like a cheetah are not well designed for that motion either.

    • @fireeaglefitnessmartialart935
      @fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 2 года назад +1

      I think it's more of how our arms and legs are designed. Our legs are too long for our arms, and our hands aren't designed for gripping the ground like claws and hooves. Otherwise, we'd probably be able to match at least the speed of various apes and monkeys, if not more due to our competitiveness.

    • @dijonmustard2831
      @dijonmustard2831 Год назад +1

      You need a person with long arms than regular and shorter legs, like micheal Phelps, and then make specialized glove spikes that could act as hooves with spikes for traction. I don’t think you could beat Usain Bolt’s record but you could probably get decently close if someone with good genetics for it trained their whole life.

  • @tusharyadav1631
    @tusharyadav1631 3 года назад +55

    I was just thinking about this topic. Scary algorithm 😅😅

  • @sheadoherty7434
    @sheadoherty7434 3 года назад +9

    One important thing to keep in mind when it comes to strength records the World Strongest Men are equipped, so you're better off looking at raw powerlifting to see what humans can move

    • @R04-v3y
      @R04-v3y 2 года назад

      So true

    • @R04-v3y
      @R04-v3y 2 года назад

      That goes for every other category as well

  • @martinruffell4077
    @martinruffell4077 3 года назад +6

    Wonderful! Thanks for returning Stu!

  • @JoDiminished
    @JoDiminished 3 года назад +14

    Y’all forgot Francis nganou hits like a Ford Explorer going full speed

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +8

      Francis Ngannou’s punch was measured in “units” not a proper scientific measure. A lot of the claims his publicity team made where essentially for publicity and don’t equate to the comparative power measured in the genuine scientific studies with boxers.
      Thanks for watching.

    • @gaminikokawalage7124
      @gaminikokawalage7124 3 года назад

      @@DebunkedOfficial totally agree but he do hit like a Ford escort tho. He very well might have the hardest punch on record

    • @Obstakill
      @Obstakill 3 года назад

      @@gaminikokawalage7124 you must haven’t heard of Deontay Wilder

    • @gaminikokawalage7124
      @gaminikokawalage7124 3 года назад

      @@Obstakill ofcourse he got his big right hand, and besides him there's anthony joshua and Derrick Lewis. I said might. Those guys may or may not hit harder than francis, regardless they're all on par more or less

    • @pirateclick1d169
      @pirateclick1d169 3 года назад +1

      @@gaminikokawalage7124 Marciano, Ernie, Foreman

  • @zadock6370
    @zadock6370 3 года назад +11

    There was once a person who managed to life a large boulder off of himself to save his life because his brain allowed his arms to use all the muscles in his arms, but that also caused a lot of his arm muscles to get ripped off the bone itself. Use too much of your muscle and you will pay for it later.

    • @mnnmnnnnnnn
      @mnnmnnnnnnn Год назад +4

      Better to live and pay for it later then to die

    • @zadock6370
      @zadock6370 Год назад

      @@mnnmnnnnnnn indeed

    • @johnnyslokes2712
      @johnnyslokes2712 Год назад

      @@mnnmnnnnnnn Death might not be that bad if all your bones are ripped off the bone

  • @foxbae4292
    @foxbae4292 3 года назад +32

    Yay, you're back! I loved this channel! Thanks for your great content and for coming back!

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +6

      Thanks for sticking with us! That was your favorite fact?

  • @awfulorb4190
    @awfulorb4190 3 года назад +24

    Track athlete here. Bob Hayes' time was hand timed though which means there's about a 0.24s-0.3s error. His split was definitely slower than Usain Bolt's which was FAT and the only thing to factor is the cinder track.

    • @terigonUSAS12
      @terigonUSAS12 2 года назад +2

      makes sense

    • @dijonmustard2831
      @dijonmustard2831 Год назад

      There also a chance he had a better handoff meaning he got the baton at a faster speed.

  • @adeliyanidis
    @adeliyanidis 3 года назад +13

    Thanks man ! Wonderful job as always ! Keep it up :)

  • @clairesheridan
    @clairesheridan 3 года назад +12

    Great to have you back. Keep on Debunking! 👍🏻

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +2

      Thanks Claire! What was your favourite ability?

    • @clairesheridan
      @clairesheridan 3 года назад +2

      @@DebunkedOfficial I think the G force one but it made me feel a bit ill 🤣🤣

  • @scazscaz1348
    @scazscaz1348 3 года назад +18

    The strength section was a bit of a mess tbh 😂

    • @huskiehuskerson5300
      @huskiehuskerson5300 3 года назад

      So was running section, he judged the relay 100m and said Hayes is faster than Bolt what a fucking joke

  • @josenaranjo_26
    @josenaranjo_26 3 года назад +13

    I’m so glad you’re back! I love your content, keep going on!

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +6

      Thank you José. Keep coming back and we'll keep going on 💪

  • @NajwaLaylah
    @NajwaLaylah 3 года назад +14

    Humans are pretty good runners over distance... well, some of us. =P

  • @ccbgaming6994
    @ccbgaming6994 3 года назад +12

    Great video! All of these limits are interesting to learn and study. Just one question, what was your thought on the limit for endurance (distance or time)?

  • @luca._..-.
    @luca._..-. Год назад +1

    For curious: when a person have the histerical force moment (in death or life situation, the body can trepass is limit pumping adrenaline and oxigenated blood to increase the force) a person can deadlift around 5000/6000 lbs and with the other metod (ex: the dog position) we can do around 7000/13000 lbs.

  • @snick1014
    @snick1014 3 года назад +5

    "How many g's can we withstand" *a human literally being decapitated internally*

  • @casualride
    @casualride 3 года назад +8

    Indeed we need to consider as well that one average American is as heavy as 3 Europeans.

    • @nickcompton5981
      @nickcompton5981 3 года назад +1

      Lol 🤣 yes most my fellow Americans are very obese.

    • @Uniacoty
      @Uniacoty 3 года назад

      Well if you divide the amount it's averages at 189 lb. So *29* 189lb humans.

  • @Whatzz111
    @Whatzz111 3 года назад +51

    Sorry bout ur parents and woo the legend is back!!

  • @All-Muscle
    @All-Muscle Год назад +1

    "It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable."
    "If one is born male, at least once in his lifetime, he’ll dream of becoming the strongest man alive".
    These vids make my fire up to keep training hard to reach the peak human conditioning 💪. love the vid, bless ya all.

  • @1ofilee
    @1ofilee 3 года назад +10

    These are just limits that they try to implement in our minds we can push past these limits just believe. Goku did it

    • @masacross8551
      @masacross8551 3 года назад +1

      Believing is not enough. If you really want to push your past your limits, you have to be realistic.

    • @sadmcguire3481
      @sadmcguire3481 3 года назад

      Weeb

    • @WolfEpsilon
      @WolfEpsilon 3 года назад

      @@masacross8551 r/whooosh

    • @masacross8551
      @masacross8551 3 года назад

      @@WolfEpsilon
      I see.

  • @demarcuscousins3161
    @demarcuscousins3161 3 года назад +15

    We have no limits. We just never try hard enough to find that out

  • @theboat9311
    @theboat9311 3 года назад +3

    There has been feats of strength where people have lifted cars to save traped people... they tear muscled doing this.
    humans have a proper distress mode that can access 100% of muscle power

  • @sterlingjackjohnson9552
    @sterlingjackjohnson9552 Год назад +2

    Well according to one punch man, simply doing 100 pushups, 100 situps, 10 pullups, and a 10 kilometer run everyday (for 3 years) will enable you to move faster than light

  • @nathaninglis9716
    @nathaninglis9716 2 года назад +3

    I'd love to see true peak martial arts performance, like humans at their limits like in all the cool anime but in real life physics

  • @mulgore3659
    @mulgore3659 3 года назад +3

    It's funny how no one is actually talking about the Animal Farm reference.

  • @fostersstubbyasmr9557
    @fostersstubbyasmr9557 3 года назад +3

    Ima come back in 50 years when most of these limits are broken

  • @MellonVegan
    @MellonVegan 3 года назад +12

    The issue with how much weight you can lift is that very few people do those sports and even fewer do it in the superheavyweight divisions.
    Most genetically gifted people of that size do sports that actually pay. While the maximum deadlift has "only" increased by 40 kilos between 2011 and 2016, that's actually *more* than it increased between 2002 and 2011. It takes genetic specimens of the highest orders to pursue that goal for a very long time and most just don't. And both Eddie Hall and Hafthor Björnsson retired not long after, due to health reasons, despite only just hitting their prime. As a caveat though, the world record without the use of lifting straps and a deadlift suit (so lifting with just your body) has not been broken in competition since 2011. But those who would be capable of it also haven't tried bc that's not their sport.
    The heaviest ever RAW (and drug tested, for whatever that's worth) squat, btw, was taken from just over 400 kg to just shy of 500 kg by a single person, Ray Williams. Since he seems to have lost his stride, nothing much happened. The bench press was progressing very slowly from 320-ish kilos since the 90s to 335, just 5 years ago. Then suddenly, Julius Maddox appeared and took it to 349 kg. His goal is to bench 800 lbs, which doesn't seem to be too unrealistic, at some point.
    Lastly speaking about *actual* weightlifting (sports have proper names), the snatch and clean&jerk records of the 80s (achieved with very lax drug testing) seemed untouchable until Lasha Talakhadze came along and surpassed every weightlifter in history by 12 kg in the total, achieving 484. He has since done 490 and everyone is just waiting for him to finally achieved the magic 500 kg (which might be realistic, given his progression).
    So it's a matter of the right person doing the right things in a given sport and given the small gene pool of strength sports, this could take a while. But record progressions are by no means slowing down, across the board. If anything, the progression in some sports is speeding up bc these sports are becoming much more popular.
    Lastly, don't discount the future evolution of PEDs.

    • @TheBcoolGuy
      @TheBcoolGuy 2 года назад +2

      Lasha's weightlifting total is higher than my powerlifting total. lol

  • @thomasweeden2683
    @thomasweeden2683 3 года назад +5

    9:33 Oh hey Notch is a strongman now?

  • @royjonzejr
    @royjonzejr 2 года назад

    That thumbnail of the guy punching out the polar bear slays me!

  • @redpower6956
    @redpower6956 3 года назад +3

    Amazing channel ! Please keep up the good work and upload more videos. Your animation is incredible.

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад

      Thank you, we just need our next couple videos to do well so we can invest in more frequent content 🤞

  • @Edited_Comment
    @Edited_Comment 2 года назад +3

    Human endurance might be the most amazing things of all mammals

  • @prajawalgurung6121
    @prajawalgurung6121 3 года назад +4

    The dead lift world record of 501 kilograms used Equipment to help Hafthor Bjornson lift a heavier weight. The raw dead lift world record is 460 kilograms by a man who's a good bit smaller than Hafhtor Bjornson.

  • @karldepina8658
    @karldepina8658 3 года назад +3

    All we need is:
    100 Pushups
    100 Sit Ups
    100 Squats
    10KM Run
    Everyday for 3 years!

  • @tweddhead
    @tweddhead 3 года назад +5

    Great video as always.
    Can you please debunk bad breath causes?

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад

      Great suggestion, that could fit in to another Myths About The Human Body or something similar 👌

  • @lift_with_mahesh
    @lift_with_mahesh 2 года назад +1

    Loved that "Animal Farm" reference 🤣

  • @soledude1455
    @soledude1455 3 года назад +3

    There are no limits always strive to be the best

  • @DogManWes2790
    @DogManWes2790 Год назад

    On the "How Fast Can We Run?' section you missed out on one thing: adrenaline we would be able to run way faster if we're being chased by something but other than that fantastic video I learned so much is my favorite science channel on RUclips

  • @tajaun3467
    @tajaun3467 3 года назад +10

    You know Bob Hayes' tim was hand-timed right? That would be nowhere near 8.5 sec with FAT.

    • @darkness1978
      @darkness1978 3 года назад

      It’s 9 seconds

    • @theGOAT41034
      @theGOAT41034 3 года назад +1

      He ran 9sec relay leg he is spreading fake news

    • @darkness1978
      @darkness1978 3 года назад

      @@theGOAT41034 ik

    • @theGOAT41034
      @theGOAT41034 3 года назад

      @@darkness1978 i said the video Guy

  • @metern
    @metern 2 года назад +1

    The Rarámuri or Tarahumara are a group of indigenous people of the Americas living in the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. They are renowned for their long-distance running ability. They seem to be able to run and run forever whitout stopping.

  • @DarkElfDiva
    @DarkElfDiva 3 года назад +4

    What about the guy in Hawaii who deadlifted a Bell Jetranger to save his friend?

    • @exoticmatter9643
      @exoticmatter9643 3 года назад +1

      But these feats in the video are in tested scenarios. The Hystheric Strength or Hystheric Force are a few moments when a person use all the capacity in a dead or live situation. A normal person use 60% of the muscles, an olympic athlete use 80%. That's because we are not made for short brute strength exposition, we are more endurance animals, use all the muscles it's equal to get an injury.

  • @gemvac
    @gemvac 3 года назад

    this channel deserves much more subscribers and viewers!!!

  • @windusgaming8642
    @windusgaming8642 3 года назад +6

    Finally a channel that uses both km and miles 😂

  • @Parents_of_Twins
    @Parents_of_Twins 3 года назад +1

    Stapp was freaking awesome. Apparently during those tests was also where Murphy's laws was first coined.

  • @jhunhior
    @jhunhior 3 года назад +10

    been a long long time.

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад +6

      It has indeed, we really hope you enjoy this video and learn lots of new stuff!

  • @kevinkaltenbrunner6298
    @kevinkaltenbrunner6298 3 года назад +2

    I love that in the thumpnail the equivilant to lifting a car for strength is being faster than a black guy while running

  • @chazza8670
    @chazza8670 2 года назад +3

    So far, the ultimate person can Deadlift 500kg, run at 28.5 mph, run at a steady pace for about 24 hours, or 168km, and punch with enough force to kill. Impressive.

    • @TheBcoolGuy
      @TheBcoolGuy 2 года назад +1

      Anyone who's physically capable can punch with enough force to kill, if you hit in the right spots. It's pretty scary, honestly. While I think women abusing men is just as unacceptable as the other way around, or between people of the same sex, I still think it needs to take A LOT, probably a legitimate threat to your life as a man, for it to be right for you to punch a woman. If she's trying to kill you or someone else, then that's about the only reason. The reason is that one punch from an out of shape slob of a man can knock her out for good. That's a really sad thought. Women are pretty fragile.

    • @JJnator209
      @JJnator209 Год назад

      501kg😉

  • @007jg
    @007jg Год назад

    One thing to point out about bolt vs hayes is that in the 1960s, there was no electronic timing, therefore the times were only accurate to the nearest 10th of a second and there is still a little bit of inaccuracy to factor in when you compare the manual timing as well

  • @shadowk2k9
    @shadowk2k9 3 года назад +5

    Imagine all these stats aren't taken when someone is on enhancement drugs or under pure adrenaline in a desperate situation, where they take their bodies past extreme limits that are unexplainable

  • @CriminallyUnderatted
    @CriminallyUnderatted 6 месяцев назад

    7:40
    "Boss the doctor says I have serious injuries"
    "Well heal faster"

  • @mekhinextup
    @mekhinextup 3 года назад +5

    We’re gonna just ask Batman

  • @LDAMThunderFist
    @LDAMThunderFist 3 года назад +2

    amazing video! I find this super interesting as a fitness enthusiast!

    • @DebunkedOfficial
      @DebunkedOfficial  3 года назад

      Thanks for your comment and glad you liked it. Please subscribe and share!

  • @phenamenol2885
    @phenamenol2885 2 года назад +3

    Hayes ran yards not metres...plus he was hand timed so the operators reaction time has to be taken into consideration..plus was wind speed taken into consideration back then ?

  • @jovangrujic9598
    @jovangrujic9598 3 месяца назад +2

    0:13 IS THIS A STEEL BALL RUN REFERENCE???

  • @Kavan19
    @Kavan19 3 года назад +35

    Debunked, you understand nothing do you? "Of humanities infinite potential for evolution"
    -Me probably.

    • @Ancient_Rylanor
      @Ancient_Rylanor 3 года назад +1

      Meruem did nothing wrong

    • @Kavan19
      @Kavan19 3 года назад +2

      @@Ancient_Rylanor In what terms?

    • @madkingace1798
      @madkingace1798 3 года назад

      @@Ancient_Rylanor technically not but he was threading humans superiority which means it’s a fight with no good or bad side just depends if u are a human or ant so

    • @dickmcgee9516
      @dickmcgee9516 3 года назад +1

      Let’s all just be grateful we received such a masterpiece of an arc. And hope there will be more to come one day.

  • @tomstuppence605
    @tomstuppence605 3 года назад +1

    Suggesting Bob Hayes was quicker than Bolt will get you laughed out of any athletics club

  • @Undollii
    @Undollii 3 года назад +9

    Imagine playing tag with usain bolt 💀

  • @crisd7840
    @crisd7840 3 года назад +2

    10:26 I love how he measures with Americans 😂

  • @voidwanderer7138
    @voidwanderer7138 3 года назад +6

    3:30 ah yes the devilman crybaby run

  • @amberfloyd370
    @amberfloyd370 3 года назад +2

    I can’t comprehend times in less then 1 second... like a second is... a second 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😂

  • @just-iceforall
    @just-iceforall 3 года назад +3

    I love how he specifies that the people used to show how heavy they can lift are AMERICAN, we are a very fat country :(

  • @scorpionz44
    @scorpionz44 2 года назад +1

    "We are nearing the limit of how much we can lift"
    Lasha talakahdize enters

  • @tiny_frost8
    @tiny_frost8 3 года назад +4

    Amazing channel, never gonna stop saying that

  • @franz009franz
    @franz009franz 3 года назад +1

    i super hard disbelieve that haze was even close to 8.6
    the time taking used to be very... questionable.

  • @dariusbobar810
    @dariusbobar810 3 года назад +5

    i really appreciate you using metric man, i really don't know how u guys use imperial, it just seems atupid to me.

  • @zacharydurham9567
    @zacharydurham9567 Год назад

    The animal farm reference had me laughing harder than it shouldve

  • @JojoWalker-fv1xm
    @JojoWalker-fv1xm 3 года назад +6

    If a dinosaur were to chase u trust me you’ll run a 3 minute mile....

  • @Joelsworld512
    @Joelsworld512 2 года назад

    So can someone sum this all up for me please like a list like
    How fast a human can go:
    How hard a human can punch:
    How much can be possibly lifted:
    What is the most endurance possible:
    Etc

  • @flowerpotmadeofclay
    @flowerpotmadeofclay 3 года назад +4

    Yeah science!

  • @leslieasiedu7047
    @leslieasiedu7047 3 года назад +1

    How come I hadn't discovered this channel all this while🤔

  • @rolerioz06
    @rolerioz06 3 года назад +6

    "Americans" is now a unit of weight xD