I leave there, and I feel like I could lift a car I'm so excited".
You know those stories about someone lifting a car to save a trapped loved one?
It also has a huge elevator large enough to lift a car; its hydraulic works extend 80 feet below ground.
In his book Extreme Fear: The Science of Your Mind in Danger, the science journalist Jeff Wise goes deep into this, but one brief extract (prefacing the tale of a man who did lift a car to save a cyclist trapped underneath) is too relevant to not reproduce here.
After watching the "desk pop" scene in the Will Ferrell comedy The Other Guys – where the hapless police officer is persuaded it's traditional to fire a gun into the air at his desk – I have so many endorphins I can lift a car above my head.
It might be possible to attach a bionic arm with enough strength to lift a car.
If you really had to lift a car off that person.
Memo to white people: I cannot lift a car with my bare hands.
My daughter may or may not think I can lift a car over my head and jump into space.
Consider the mother who lifts a car to save her child trapped underneath or the father who works multiple jobs to pay for his son's private schooling.
