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Sure, but that wasn't what the first commenter said. Moving away would lessen the force visavi standing still. Now if it's better to move in or away is another question.

Do you want me to provide sources telling you that people starved, that the peasants rose up and executed their king in addition to a lot of other people during the french revolution?

What the hell is this? History revisionism regarding the french revolution, what is your goal here? Are you Louis XVI ghost?

The French revolution was absolutely a class war with the under class literally overthrowing the ruling class and executing them with a guillotine, which makes your meme wrong. No matter how you try to spin the French revolution this stands.

Jesus fuck man.

Well that was me. I believe most people would associate the French revolution with "eat cake" and blood flowing on the streets of Paris. So yeah, a violent uprising by hungry peasants.

Same mate. Read up on the French revolution and you will get insights :-)

If you're going to reason like that, the king than led the revolution. I enjoy debating, but not with dumb arguing like this.

And that's a separate question.

Well, he asked how it worked, and that's how physics work. Doesn't matter if it horisontal, diagonal or vertical

Oh, and the first commenter just mentioned moving away

Ok, so if you run into someone standing still, that will hurt a lot, right?
Now, if you run into someone else also running who is just a bit slower than you, that doesn't hurt as much.

It's the same reason boxers "roll with the punch". If a strike comes to the face they will move their head to negate/lessen the impact

Yeah and that was not the answer you got but an example. Do you follow why the baton would not hit as hard if you moved away? 😄

So if an object in motion with the force of 1 newton hits an object at rest that's 1 newton of force applied, yes? Now if the object instead hits an object also in motion with 0.5 newton, will the first object hit it with 1 or 0.5 newton?

The French revolution

Ah yes. I'm sure the starving peasants who did the uprising was very concerned about the treasury and not avoiding starvation by misrule.