Not of which give base line citations on average human feats for biotics. Provide page numbers, wiki entries, or something to the effect beyond (trust me it was in there). You offered a broad generalization, now back it up.
Which doesn't mean anything as we are discussing biotic ability, and not survivability.
You need me to give you an ELI5? Citations again? Are you sure you're not my thesis supervisor? But I'll entertain you!
Mass Effect Revelation: (2157 CE)
Humanity didn’t have any individuals with latent biotic abilities; Edan suspected he wasn’t even aware such a power existed. But he was about to find out.
“Biotics,” Kahlee blurted out. “We were trying to find a way to turn humans into biotics.” The turian considered her explanation for a moment then asked, “What were the results?” “We were close,” the young woman admitted, her voice getting softer. “We found a handful of human subjects with latent biotic abilities. Children, mostly. Far weaker than what we’d measured in other species, but with the amplification nodes and proper training we still hoped to see results. “We just completed the implantation surgery on several of our most promising candidates a few weeks ago. None of them survived the raid.”
Kaidan was born in 2151 and detected as biotic potential. Recruited to BaAT and implanted with L2 when he was 16 (2167 CE)
Mass Effect Foundation #4 (2168 CE) (screencapped from my kindle)
Jack was born in 2161. Abducted in 2164. No specific dates of when she escaped but I suspect she was in her late teens so maybe it was around late 2170s or early 2180s.
Mass Effect 1 (2183 CE)
"Out of a hundred? Maybe sixty have no effect. Thirty suffer “adverse effects.” Little things like brain cancer. The other ten show enough ability to augment with implants. Not always permanent, though. Not like the cancer. Next thing you know, you’re out on Jump Zero. How’s a kid supposed to deal with that? A station at the edge of human space?"
"They didn't know where to start. Hell, it took a couple years to even link biotics and eezo. Forget trying to get the kids to move stuff. They had trouble just helping them not break their own limbs.."
Mass Effect Ascension (2183 CE)
But Kahlee only ever dealt with those students involved in the Ascension Project—a program designed to help children with biotic aptitude maximize their potential. Once fitted with microscopic amplifiers wired throughout their nervous system, it was possible for biotic individuals to use electromagnetic impulses generated in the brain to create mass effect fields. With years of training in mental focus and biofeedback techniques, these fields could become strong enough to alter their physical surroundings. A powerful biotic could lift and throw objects, freeze them in place, or even shred them apart with nothing but the power of the mind. Given such dangerous potential, it was no surprise that there were strict rules against the students using their abilities outside of properly supervised settings.
You know that!” Like all the Ascension Project students in his age group, Nick had undergone his implantation surgery a little over a year ago. Most of the children were still struggling to access their newfound abilities, practicing the drills and lessons that would allow them to coordinate their new biotic amps with their own biological systems. In the first two years, the majority could barely lift a pen a few inches off the surface of a desk.
^ They're using L4 implants.