Ok, so if energy cannot be created or destroyed, then where does hyperness come from?
And why can't one literally jump off walls?
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Hyperness, assuming that it isn't a mental condition, comes from a release of hormones that convert glycogen, an useable source or energy in your blood, to glucose which is a useable source of energy for your body.
You can't jump off a wall because you can't get on the wall in the first place. Gravity doesn't work in the right direction for that.
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