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Originally Posted by sir_pudding
Well not specifically, but it is an example of what you are talking about and was created to solve this problem. Only if you accelerate it and decelerate it twice as fast, which requires twice as much force (more when you account for drag since doors aren't usually very aerodynamic). If you can bring it to your inertial frame without a proportionate force and while ignoring air resistance and then return it to a rest frame equally effortlessly, you have an aphysical ability.
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No, what I was refering to was accelerating and decelerating objects twice as fast. Yes, that requires applying greater force.
Though, you could also define an ability which workes through something like that speed force and work out the realistic consequenses of that (which if my limited understanding of that concept is correct, would probably work out to the same result for dodging since you aren't directly interacting with your opponent then).