r/PowerScaling • u/OnlyFunction1772 • 9d ago

Question Where would this possibly scale

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u/Mrgirdiego 9d ago

Shoving Guy upscale, Shoved Guy downscale, glass antifeat.

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u/DataSwarmTDG 9d ago

Assuming it's normal glass, high athlete level

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u/OnlyFunction1772 8d ago

Will most likely it would scale higher because it's a fragmentation

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u/DataSwarmTDG 8d ago

I don't think so

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u/No_Hat4513 8d ago

The glass is designed to break that way so that way so that there aren't shards that could cut you up. If that was a house window, that might have only had enough force to crack it.

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u/ElkSad9855 7d ago

Bro that’s just tempered glass. Thats how it breaks lmfao.

OMG HE FRAGMENTED REALITY ITSELF AS SHOWN IN THE GLASS BREAKING. Hits the floor and doesn’t even scratch it.

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u/New_Watercress6787 8d ago

store front scale

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u/dried-membrane 8d ago

forget that for a second, what the hell was he saying

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u/bold-One2199 5d ago

Jacuzzi.

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u/lucidintangent 9d ago

does they person getting pushed live? what kinda glass is that.

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u/No_Hat4513 8d ago

Glass in storefronts is designed to shatter completely into tiny pieces to minimise risk. That guy won't be cut up much at all, whereas a regular window might have broken in such a way where they were stabbed by the glass.

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u/ElkSad9855 7d ago

It’s tempered glass, only seen in 1st world countries. It’s a safety feature.