What if our body could postpone exertion?

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Generally, whenever you do physical activities, your body pays with physical energy, and your body experiences exertion. So, if say I ran 100 metres, I would lose some energy and my muscles and organs would accumulate some amount of stress. Now what if I could instantly teleport to the 100 metre mark, then instantly after that by body gets hit with all the energy loss and stress I would have experienced if I run to the 100 metre mark.
Would the human body be able to handle this?

Demigan · Answer

No.
Lets do an example:
I can carry 1 kilogram for 1 hour no problem.
I cant carry 3600 kiligrams for 1 second.
Thats just the stress your body receives. But what about the waste materials?
I can poop a few kilograms in a few seconds.
If I have to poop an entire months worth in a single second, something is going to either clog up or break. Neither is going to be enjoyable. And you basically have the exact same with all your waste products instantly being created and trying to be moved out of the cell, assuming your cells dont explode.
So this is a perfect way to get yourself disabled or dead.

What if our body could postpone exertion?

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