Is indestructible, really indestructible?

This isn't going to be about what's strong and what can destroy it... It's about us, and all our things.

Go to your toy room, pick a car replica... and drop it. If your car is really badly made, you'll probably find a few scratches. Now, go to Youtube, and watch a video, of a car being dropped 50 feet.

Do you find a few differences? A toy car, can survive being thrown over hundreds of metres (proportionally) and probably just end up with a few hits or a dent. Think of a good old sedan being thrown down... Remember the Youtube video? It falls to smithereens.

After all of this, a few questions arise... are the strong things of our age, and time, really that strong? Is the so called army tank really indestructible? Is your Volvo* car, really that safe? Are there beings, out there, who build things probably a million times stronger than ours? Why can't we find materials which can be compared to theirs?

We'll go down to being an ant...
"Ah, finally got below that door, it's tight in there... Whoa, I made it to the room! What is that?! Is that a car? Whoa, what designing, and it's almost unbreakable!"

If I had an ant counterpart as a blogger, he'd be talking about all those seriously strong cars of ours... Why is it, that we are blocked away from materials used by the generation ahead, or larger than us?

It gets me thinking, as it's quite funny how we can't get ahead of 'our type of strong'.




*Volvo is supposed to have pretty safe cars