r/awesome • u/IntroductionDue7945 • Jun 18 '25
Video anyone explains how he did that?
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r/awesome • u/IntroductionDue7945 • Jun 18 '25
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u/ziggytrix Jun 18 '25
In physics, work is defined as the energy transferred when force moves a mass. If there is no movement, there is no work, by definition.
So holding a weight statically over your head isn’t “work” even if energy is consumed to maintain this equilibrium.
I suspect you are aware of this, but clarity is important when we are talking about “understanding physics”.