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guest_
· 5 years ago
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The math is wrong. Firstly, her legs are no longer part of her and thus she is 100% a “girl” as she is. Thusly she is still 100% Asian even if she is a lesser percent of mass or appendages than when she had legs. Secondly, legs do not make up half of a body by weight, mass, or volume. They generally aren’t half a persons standing height either.
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themasssnipe
· 5 years ago
Bruh you skippin leg day then. Legs can easily be half your body mass. The center of mass for an average human is their naval, which is only a few inches from their waist. If she did track or worked out then she could easily have half her mass in her legs.
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guest_
· 5 years ago
It is POSSIBLE for instance: for a trained athlete with a focus on one part and ignoring compounds etc. that effect other parts largely to have VERY disproportionate any muscle group. However- on average a persons trunk is 48-51% of their body mass. The average woman is 51% trunk by mass. Most human beings you will meet will not have 50% or more of their mass or weight located in their legs. Your head and neck average 7-10%. Arms tend to also be in the 10% range. It is POSSIBLE but not common for a humans mass to be 50% or more in their legs.
guest_
· 5 years ago
Even if you do not skip leg day- it is also not generally easy for your legs to be half your body mass. It takes quite a bit of work and without drugs or PES- likely years. And to the original larger point- regardless of what percent of her mass her legs were- as she exists now she is a whole and complete person, and thus would still not constitute a “half” of anything except perhaps “half” the mass or weight she was with legs.