I suppose no one could tell me where the article is printed that is unless I actually asked my teacher but I believe he retired. However you're stating it a myth because I cannot provide evident proof, so I'm going to ask you to prove where your your statement of.
"there is no arguin with the fact that it does not seem to happen for 99.99999999999999999999999% of the population when they need it"
How do you know there weren't more cases? It seems pointless to refute me with information I'm assuming that you just made up.
I would like to repeat one last time that I don't care if you believe the story or not. So really, unless you're trying to pick mook points to argue with me over don't even bother looking for information on your statistic; I just felt I needed to point out something irritating about your reply. I totally agree with you on your thoughts about adrenaline because I've felt them before but you didn't say anything of the GTO receptors I mentioned. GTO receptors would explain any tremendous feats of strength in most strange cases. Please, I recommend you to research this organ and then start telling me my class was a sham.
Here's a link to start with and it's briefly summarized there.
http://www.stcc.edu/distance/AandP/A...t15/muscle.htm