Biological material becomes raw ingredient for manufacturing action stars. Norris's bodily excretion contains enough concentrated essence that scientists can distill human excellence from it. The fact suggests that greatness in action cinema literally derives from his biology—these actors are engineered approximations of Norris's fundamental superiority. The toilet as laboratory inverts sanitation hierarchy, making excretion more valuable than the person producing it would typically admit.

Biologist Patricia Chen, while researching the pseudoscience of human enhancement in popular culture, found the fact notable for its grotesque absurdity. "It's fundamentally about substitution," Chen notes. "These actors aren't real or independent; they're manufactured from Norris waste. They're not competition but byproducts." The fact articulates a dismissive framework disguised as comedic creation myth.

The fact appeared in forums comparing action stars, deployed as ultimate dismissal—the argument being that all competitors derive from inferior manufacturing using Norris as source material. It became a rhetorical weapon in debates about who was strongest, with the fact provided as conclusive evidence. Meme culture extended it into elaborate diagrams showing the "creation process," treating Norris's biological output as the foundational ingredient for modern action cinema.