Yes, there is a paper in a scientific journal whose discussion concludes:
Based on these findings, it is clear that a human being cannot possess the characteristics of a wrecking ball without sustaining significant injury, and other objects should be sought as an analogy.
Who’s going to tell Miley Cyrus about this? Stick around for the science below* (and then stick your tongue out if you feel like it). I Never Hit So Hard In Love (Pulling 350 G’s) In the business of taking things literally, third-year natural sciences student David McDonagh from The Centre for Interdisciplinary Science at University of Leicester decided to consider Miley Cyrus’s smash pop song “Wrecking Ball” as a description of a person using themselves as an actual wrecking ball. His results (obviously) show that it’s probably a bad idea to literally smash someone’s walls with your body. An ordinary wrecking ball is a massive, ...
