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	A spokesperson for Chennai University described Chandra as "A brilliant and dedicated researcher, a popular tutor and a passionate, if sometimes controversial scientist. The scientific community will sorely miss him."		A spokesperson for Chennai University described Chandra as "A brilliant and dedicated researcher, a popular tutor and a passionate, if sometimes controversial scientist. The scientific community will sorely miss him."
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	Note that the newspaper also has an advertisement for [[Gray & Sons]] ~~{{sic}}~~.		Note that the newspaper also has an advertisement for [[Gray & Sons]].

	A newspaper is placed on a side-table, next to a chair (upon which is a [[9th Wonders]] comic). The paper reads:		A newspaper is placed on a side-table, next to a chair (upon which is a [[9th Wonders]] comic). The paper reads:

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	'''Mohinder's office''', located within [[Mohinder's apartment]], is the home to books, games, e-mails, and comic books and introduced by [[BBC]] in its mirror of [[Heroes ~~360~~]] information. The content was later included on [[NBC.com]] as part of [[Heroes Evolutions]].		'''Mohinder's office''', located within [[Mohinder's apartment]], is the home to books, games, e-mails, and comic books and introduced by [[BBC]] in its mirror of [[Heroes Evolutions]] information. The content was later included on [[NBC.com]] as part of Heroes Evolutions.

	==About==		==About==

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	\| caption = Mohinder's office is the home to clues.		\| caption = Mohinder's office is the home to clues.
	\| ~~date~~ = ~~July~~ 30, ~~2007~~		\| location = New York, NY
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	\| link = [http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/heroes/index.shtml bbc.co.uk],<br>[http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/games/suresh_files/ nbc.com]
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	'''Mohinder's office''' is the home to books, games, e-mails, and comic books and introduced by [[BBC]] in its mirror of [[Heroes 360]] information. The content was later included on [[NBC.com]] as part of [[Heroes Evolutions]].		'''Mohinder's office''', located within [[Mohinder's apartment]], is the home to books, games, e-mails, and comic books and introduced by [[BBC]] in its mirror of [[Heroes 360]] information. The content was later included on [[NBC.com]] as part of [[Heroes Evolutions]].

	==About==		==About==

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* On September 19, 2007, a business card for [[Gray & Sons]] was added and placed on the table.		* On September 19, 2007, a business card for [[Gray & Sons]] was added and placed on the table. On September 26, 2007, this was replaced by a [[Primatech Paper]] business card with an access code (8542-9-24) on the back. On October 3, 2007, the business card was replaced with [[Nathan]]'s [[election]] flyer and a polling card. On October 10, 2007, these were removed and not replaced.
			* On November 21, 2007, a [[Burnt Toast Diner]] leaflet with the menu on it was placed on the table. On November 28, 2007, the leaflet was replaced by a business card for [[Jittetsu Arms]]. On December 5, 2007, that was replaced with a [[Museum of Natural History]] booklet.
	** On September 26, 2007, this was replaced by a [[Primatech Paper]] business card with an access code(8542-9-24) on the back.
	***On October 3, 2007, the business card was replaced with Nathan's election flyer and a polling card.
	**** On October 10, 2007, these were removed and not replaced.
	* On November 21, 2007, a [[Burnt Toast Diner]] leaflet with the menu on it was placed on the table.
	** On November 28, 2007, the leaflet was replaced by a business card for [[Jittetsu Arms]].
	*** On December 5, 2007, that was replaced with a museum of natural history booklet.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	That many and grave objections may be advanced against the theory of descent with modification through natural selection, I do not deny. I have endeavored to give to them their full force. Nothing at first can appear more difficult to believe than that the more complex organs and instincts should have been perfected not by means superior to, though analogous with, human reason, but by the accumulation of innumerable slight variations, each good for the individual possessor. Nevertheless, this difficulty, though appearing to our imagination inseparably great, cannot be considered real if we admit the following propositions, namely, -- that gradations in the perfection of any organ or instinct, which we may consider, either do now exist or could have existed, each good or its kind, -- that all organs and instincts are, in ever so slight a degree, variable, -- and, lastly, that there is a struggle for existence leading to the preservation of each profitable deviation of structure or instinct. The truth of these propositions cannot, I think, be disputed.		That many and grave objections may be advanced against the theory of descent with modification through natural selection, I do not deny. I have endeavored to give to them their full force. Nothing at first can appear more difficult to believe than that the more complex organs and instincts should have been perfected not by means superior to, though analogous with, human reason, but by the accumulation of innumerable slight variations, each good for the individual possessor. Nevertheless, this difficulty, though appearing to our imagination inseparably great, cannot be considered real if we admit the following propositions, namely, -- that gradations in the perfection of any organ or instinct, which we may consider, either do now exist or could have existed, each good or its kind, -- that all organs and instincts are, in ever so slight a degree, variable, -- and, lastly, that there is a struggle for existence leading to the preservation of each profitable deviation of structure or instinct. The truth of these propositions cannot, I think, be disputed.

	It is, no doubt, extremely difficult even to conjecture by what gradations many structures have been perfected, more especially amongst broken and failing groups of ~~organis~~ beings; but we see so many strange gradations in nature, as is proclaimed by the canon, "''Natura non facit saltum''", that we ought to be extremely cautious in saying that any organ or instinct, or any whole being, could not have arrived at its present state by many graduated steps. There are, it must be admitted, cases of special difficulty on the theory of natural selection; and one of the most curious of these is the existence of two or three defined castes of workers or sterile females in the same community of ants but I have attempted to show how this difficulty can be mastered. With respect to the almost universal sterility of species when first crossed, which forms so remarkable a contrast with the almost universal fertility of varieties when crossed, I must refer the reader to the recapitulation of the facts given at the end of the eighth chapter, which seem to me conclusively to show that this sterility is no more a special endowment than is the incapacity of two trees to be grafted together, but that it is incidental on constitutional differences in the reproductive systems of the intercrossed species. We see the truth of this conclusion in the vast difference in the result, when the same two species are crossed reciprocally; that is, when one species is first used as the father and then as the mother.}}		It is, no doubt, extremely difficult even to conjecture by what gradations many structures have been perfected, more especially amongst broken and failing groups of organised beings; but we see so many strange gradations in nature, as is proclaimed by the canon, "''Natura non facit saltum''", that we ought to be extremely cautious in saying that any organ or instinct, or any whole being, could not have arrived at its present state by many graduated steps. There are, it must be admitted, cases of special difficulty on the theory of natural selection; and one of the most curious of these is the existence of two or three defined castes of workers or sterile females in the same community of ants but I have attempted to show how this difficulty can be mastered. With respect to the almost universal sterility of species when first crossed, which forms so remarkable a contrast with the almost universal fertility of varieties when crossed, I must refer the reader to the recapitulation of the facts given at the end of the eighth chapter, which seem to me conclusively to show that this sterility is no more a special endowment than is the incapacity of two trees to be grafted together, but that it is incidental on constitutional differences in the reproductive systems of the intercrossed species. We see the truth of this conclusion in the vast difference in the result, when the same two species are crossed reciprocally; that is, when one species is first used as the father and then as the mother.}}

	==== ''Human Potential'' by T.L. Stein ====		==== ''Human Potential'' by T.L. Stein ====
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	I Had fondly hoped that Mr. Gladstone and I had come to an end of disputation, and that the hatchet of war was finally superseded by the calumet, which, as Mr. Gladstone, I believe, objects to tobacco, I was quite willing in smoke for both. But I have had, once again, to discover that the adage that whoso seeks peace will ensue it, is a somewhat hasty generalization. The renowned warrior with whom it is my misfortune to be opposed in most things has dug up the axe and is on the warpath once more. The weapon has been wielded with all the dexterity which long practice has conferred on a past master in craft, whether of wood or state. And I have reason to believe that the simpler sort of the great tribe he heads, imagine that my scalp is already on its way to adorn their big chief's wigwam. I am glad therefore to be able to relieve any anxieties which my friends may entertain without delay. I assure them that my skull retains its normal covering, and that though, naturally, I may have felt alarmed, nothing serious has happened. My doughty adversary has merely performed a war dance, and his blows have for the most part cut the air. I regret to add, that by misadventure, and I am afraid I must say carelessness, he has inflicted one or two severe contusions on himself.		I Had fondly hoped that Mr. Gladstone and I had come to an end of disputation, and that the hatchet of war was finally superseded by the calumet, which, as Mr. Gladstone, I believe, objects to tobacco, I was quite willing in smoke for both. But I have had, once again, to discover that the adage that whoso seeks peace will ensue it, is a somewhat hasty generalization. The renowned warrior with whom it is my misfortune to be opposed in most things has dug up the axe and is on the warpath once more. The weapon has been wielded with all the dexterity which long practice has conferred on a past master in craft, whether of wood or state. And I have reason to believe that the simpler sort of the great tribe he heads, imagine that my scalp is already on its way to adorn their big chief's wigwam. I am glad therefore to be able to relieve any anxieties which my friends may entertain without delay. I assure them that my skull retains its normal covering, and that though, naturally, I may have felt alarmed, nothing serious has happened. My doughty adversary has merely performed a war dance, and his blows have for the most part cut the air. I regret to add, that by misadventure, and I am afraid I must say carelessness, he has inflicted one or two severe contusions on himself.

	When the noise of approaching battle roused me from the dreams of peace which occupy my retirement, I was glad to observe (since I must fight) that the campaign was to be opened upon a new field. When the contest raged over the Pentateuchal myth of the creation, Mr. Gladstone's manifest want of acquaintance with the facts and principles involved in the discussion, no less than the best literature on his own side of the subject, gave me the ~~uncomftable~~ feeling that U had my adversary at a disadvantage. The sun of science, at my back, was in his eyes. But, on the present occasion, we are happily on an equality. History and biblical criticism are as much, or as little, my vacation as they are that of Mr. Gladstone; the blinding from too much light, or the blindness from too little, may be presumed to be equally shared by both of us.		When the noise of approaching battle roused me from the dreams of peace which occupy my retirement, I was glad to observe (since I must fight) that the campaign was to be opened upon a new field. When the contest raged over the Pentateuchal myth of the creation, Mr. Gladstone's manifest want of acquaintance with the facts and principles involved in the discussion, no less than the best literature on his own side of the subject, gave me the uncomfortable feeling that U had my adversary at a disadvantage. The sun of science, at my back, was in his eyes. But, on the present occasion, we are happily on an equality. History and biblical criticism are as much, or as little, my vacation as they are that of Mr. Gladstone; the blinding from too much light, or the blindness from too little, may be presumed to be equally shared by both of us.

	THE CONDITIONS OF EXISTENCE AS AFFECTING THE PERPETUATION OF LIVING BEINGS		THE CONDITIONS OF EXISTENCE AS AFFECTING THE PERPETUATION OF LIVING BEINGS
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	Suppose, however, that any one had been able to show that the watch had not been made directly by any one person, but that it was the result of the modification of another watch kept time but poorly; and that this again had proceeded from a structure which could hardly be called a watch at all--seeing that it had no figures on the dial and the hands were rudimentary; and that going back and back in time we came at last to a revolving barrel as the earliest traceable rudiment of the whole fabric. And imagine that it had been possible to show that all these changes had resulted, first, from tendency of the structure to vary indefinitely; and secondly, from something in the surrounding world which helped all variations in the direction of an accurate time-keeper, and checked all those in other directions; then it is obvious that the force of Paley's argument would be gone. For it would be demonstrated that an apparatus thoroughly well adapted to a particular purpose might be the result of a method of trial and error worked by unintelligent agents, as well as of the direct application of the means appropriate to that end, by an intelligent agent.		Suppose, however, that any one had been able to show that the watch had not been made directly by any one person, but that it was the result of the modification of another watch kept time but poorly; and that this again had proceeded from a structure which could hardly be called a watch at all--seeing that it had no figures on the dial and the hands were rudimentary; and that going back and back in time we came at last to a revolving barrel as the earliest traceable rudiment of the whole fabric. And imagine that it had been possible to show that all these changes had resulted, first, from tendency of the structure to vary indefinitely; and secondly, from something in the surrounding world which helped all variations in the direction of an accurate time-keeper, and checked all those in other directions; then it is obvious that the force of Paley's argument would be gone. For it would be demonstrated that an apparatus thoroughly well adapted to a particular purpose might be the result of a method of trial and error worked by unintelligent agents, as well as of the direct application of the means appropriate to that end, by an intelligent agent.

	Now it appears to us that what we have here, for illustration's sake, supposed to done with the watch, is exactly what the establishment of Darwin's Theory ~~wll~~ do for the organic world. For the notion that every organism has been created as it is and launched straight at a purpose, Mr. Darwin substitutes the conception of something which may fairly be termed a method of trial and error. Organisms vary incessantly; of these variations the few meet with surrounding conditions which suit them and thrive; the many are unsuited and become extinguished.}}		Now it appears to us that what we have here, for illustration's sake, supposed to done with the watch, is exactly what the establishment of Darwin's Theory will do for the organic world. For the notion that every organism has been created as it is and launched straight at a purpose, Mr. Darwin substitutes the conception of something which may fairly be termed a method of trial and error. Organisms vary incessantly; of these variations the few meet with surrounding conditions which suit them and thrive; the many are unsuited and become extinguished.}}

	==== ''Takezo Kensei? History or Legend'' ====		==== ''Takezo Kensei? History or Legend'' ====
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	Takezo Kensei in folklore		Takezo Kensei in folklore

	Few historians will ~~despute~~ that [[Takezo Kensei]] was a real person. After all, serious scholars of Kensei's life will have seen for themselves his personal effects that are held in various private collections around the world and these collections are frequently available for public viewing in various museums and exhibitions.		Few historians will dispute that [[Takezo Kensei]] was a real person. After all, serious scholars of Kensei's life will have seen for themselves his personal effects that are held in various private collections around the world and these collections are frequently available for public viewing in various museums and exhibitions.

	Kensei's most famous ~~artefacts~~ are his suit of armour and [[Kensei sword\|katana blade]] and the providence of these items are quite satisfactory.		Kensei's most famous artifacts are his suit of armour and [[Kensei sword\|katana blade]] and the providence of these items are quite satisfactory.

	So that establishes the authenticity of Takezo Kensei as a figure of history beyond reasonable doubt. The problem facing historians is the enigmatic nature of Kensei himself and also the tendency for ~~comtemporary~~ reports of his actions to be romanticised.		So that establishes the authenticity of Takezo Kensei as a figure of history beyond reasonable doubt. The problem facing historians is the enigmatic nature of Kensei himself and also the tendency for contemporary reports of his actions to be romanticised.

	The focus of my research over the last 20 years has been untangling the man from the myth.		The focus of my research over the last 20 years has been untangling the man from the myth.
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	In many ways it is helpful to use the same techniques to interpret Takezo Kensei as many other historians have used to divine the truth behind the writing of Homer, the literal truth behind the lives of Christian saints of the folk heroes of South Asia (specifically the Indian sub-continent).		In many ways it is helpful to use the same techniques to interpret Takezo Kensei as many other historians have used to divine the truth behind the writing of Homer, the literal truth behind the lives of Christian saints of the folk heroes of South Asia (specifically the Indian sub-continent).

	My approach will be to analyse the socio-religious attitudes of the time in order to extract the metaphorical meaning of Kensei's more whimsical legends (for example the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|Dragon of Kiso mountain]]) as well as using a range of trusted historical sources to place Kensei's actions more strictly onto a timeline of real historical events. Hopefully the need for this study has been fully ~~qyalified~~ and the approach adopted should be clear, we are ready to start looking at Kensei's life.		My approach will be to analyse the socio-religious attitudes of the time in order to extract the metaphorical meaning of Kensei's more whimsical legends (for example the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|Dragon of Kiso mountain]]) as well as using a range of trusted historical sources to place Kensei's actions more strictly onto a timeline of real historical events. Hopefully the need for this study has been fully qualified and the approach adopted should be clear, we are ready to start looking at Kensei's life.

	Chapter 1 addresses Kensei's early life as little more than a savage and an outcast living on the very edge of Japanese feudal society and subsequent chapters will cover the next stages of his life in approximately chronological order.}}		Chapter 1 addresses Kensei's early life as little more than a savage and an outcast living on the very edge of Japanese feudal society and subsequent chapters will cover the next stages of his life in approximately chronological order.}}
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	{{message\|MANHATTAN ARTIST MURDERED		{{message\|MANHATTAN ARTIST MURDERED

	Successful [[Manhattan]] artist [[Isaac Mendez]] (28) was found murdered in his apartment two nights ago. Police have not yet released full details but NYPD have confirmed that this is now a murder ~~enquiry~~. Police were alerted to Mr. Mendez' apartment after a neighbour reported hearing screaming. Unofficial reports suggest that this might be another in a long list of killings that fit the same pattern though NYPD has refused to comment.		Successful [[Manhattan]] artist [[Isaac Mendez]] (28) was found murdered in his apartment two nights ago. Police have not yet released full details but NYPD have confirmed that this is now a murder inquiry. Police were alerted to Mr. Mendez' apartment after a neighbour reported hearing screaming. Unofficial reports suggest that this might be another in a long list of killings that fit the same pattern though NYPD has refused to comment.

	Isaac Mendez was a Manhattan resident and a successful artist. He sold artworks in several major galleries, most notably the Deveaux Gallery}}		Isaac Mendez was a Manhattan resident and a successful artist. He sold artworks in several major galleries, most notably the Deveaux Gallery}}
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	{{message\|I was glad to still be alive and glad too that [[New York]] was none the worse for the fates that played out unknowingly on its streets. I had the sensation that this was not the end. After all, we're still here, and so are they, the [[evolved human]]s.}}		{{message\|I was glad to still be alive and glad too that [[New York]] was none the worse for the fates that played out unknowingly on its streets. I had the sensation that this was not the end. After all, we're still here, and so are they, the [[evolved human]]s.}}

	==== Chandra's Laptop ====		=== Chandra's Laptop ===

	On the laptop, there is a distinctive background picture of [[the symbol]]. A USB flash drive can be found in [[Mohinder the lizard\|Mohinder]]'s iguana tank. Adding the UFD to the laptop accesses a secret screensaver. There are also e-mails from [[Bridget Bailey]] available.		On the laptop, there is a distinctive background picture of [[the symbol]]. A USB flash drive can be found in [[Mohinder the lizard\|Mohinder]]'s iguana tank. Adding the UFD to the laptop accesses a secret screensaver. There are also e-mails from [[Bridget Bailey]] available.

	==== Research Notes ====		=== Research Notes ===
	Accessed via the desk's file drawer, the research notes contain basic information about each evolved human shown on the series. [[The Symbol]] is seen in the bottom right corner of the file.		Accessed via the desk's file drawer, the research notes contain basic information about each evolved human shown on the series. [[The Symbol]] is seen in the bottom right corner of the file.
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	Image:Turn to page 9.jpg\|[[Mohinder]]'s bookshelf contains [[research]].		Image:Turn to page 9.jpg\|[[Mohinder]]'s [[#Bookshelf\|bookshelf]] contains [[research]].
	Image:Mohinderlis.JPG\|[[Mohinder's taxi license]] lists the expiration date as 01/24/2012 for taxicab 5025535. (In ''[[Genesis]]'', the expiration was 02/30/2007 for taxicab 0258743.)		Image:Mohinderlis.JPG\|[[Mohinder's taxi license]] lists the expiration date as 01/24/2012 for taxicab 5025535. (In ''[[Genesis]]'', the expiration was 02/30/2007 for taxicab 0258743.)
	Image:A real page turner.jpg\|The introduction to ''[[Activating Evolution]]'' can be found on the shelf.		Image:A real page turner.jpg\|The introduction to ''[[Activating Evolution]]'' can be found on the shelf.
	Image:Issue five.jpg\|The fifth issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' is found on a chair.		Image:Issue five.jpg\|The fifth issue of ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' is found on a chair.
	Image:Chandra.jpg\|A newspaper article on [[Chandra Suresh]]'s death also has an ad for [[Gray & Sons]].		Image:Chandra.jpg\|A [[#Newspaper\|newspaper]] article on [[Chandra Suresh]]'s death also has an ad for [[Gray & Sons]].
	Image:Read all about it!.jpg\|A newspaper article on [[Isaac Mendez]] announces an exhibition of his [[paintings]] at the [[Deveaux Gallery]].		Image:Read all about it!.jpg\|A newspaper article on [[Isaac Mendez]] announces an exhibition of his [[paintings]] at the [[Deveaux Gallery]].
	Image:Mohinder has left the building.jpg\|[[Mohinder the lizard]] has escaped his tank...		Image:Mohinder has left the building.jpg\|[[Mohinder the lizard]] has escaped his tank...
	Image:Heaven on a desk.jpg\|...and relocated to Mohinder's desk.		Image:Heaven on a desk.jpg\|...and relocated to Mohinder's desk.
	Image:Ringring.jpg\|An answering machine plays [[the Sylar tape]], among other messages.		Image:Ringring.jpg\|An [[#Answering Machine\|answering machine]] plays [[the Sylar tape]], among other messages.
	Image:Where did Chandra get this background?.jpg\|[[Chandra]]'s laptop has the [[Symbol]].		Image:Where did Chandra get this background?.jpg\|[[#Chandra's Laptop\|Chandra's laptop]] has the [[Symbol]].
	Image:Hawkins gave his consent.jpg\|Mohinder collects research notes on [[evolved humans]], like this note about [[D.L. Hawkins]].		Image:Hawkins gave his consent.jpg\|Mohinder collects [[#Research Notes\|research notes]] on [[evolved humans]], like this note about [[D.L. Hawkins]].
	Image:Journal of a man of war.jpg\|Mohinder keeps a journal.		Image:Journal of a man of war.jpg\|Mohinder keeps a [[#Mohinder's Journal\|journal]].
	Image:Pin the tail on the evolved human.jpg\|[[The map]] links to challenging games.		Image:Pin the tail on the evolved human.jpg\|[[The map]] links to challenging games.
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