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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Redirecting to Portal:Theories about Evolved Humans

2007-10-06T02:44:38Z

Redirecting to Portal:Theories about Evolved Humans

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2007-09-21T06:01:48Z

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imported>MandalorianSage at 06:06, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T06:06:56Z

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	:{{note}} In the [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Columnists/Ask-Ausiello/default.aspx?columndate=23-May-2007 May 23rd edition of Ask Ausiello at TVGuide.com], Ausiello is asked if either Peter and Nathan are returning next season, and he provides a direct answer.		:{{note}} In the [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Columnists/Ask-Ausiello/default.aspx?columndate=23-May-2007 May 23rd edition of Ask Ausiello at TVGuide.com], Ausiello is asked if either Peter and Nathan are returning next season, and he provides a direct answer.
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			:{{note}} In the Marvel Universe Scott Summers (Cyclops) and Alex Summers (Havok) are immune to each other's powers.
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			:{{plus}} Peter also had the ability to fly, allowing him to fly away from his brother moments before detonating. Peter is immune to his own radioactive blasts, much like the late Ted Sprague. This allows both brothers to survive.
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	\| Nathan's Power is aerokinesis, or the ability to control air. \|\|None\|\| {{plus}} This would explain how he flies (propelling himself by riding on air currents), how he protects himself during flight (surrounding himself with a condensed air force field), and how he heard Peter tell Claire, "There is no other way" (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''). Nathan amplifies the sound waves and carries them to his ears.		\| Nathan's Power is aerokinesis, or the ability to control air. \|\|None\|\| {{plus}} This would explain how he flies (propelling himself by riding on air currents), how he protects himself during flight (surrounding himself with a condensed air force field), and how he heard Peter tell Claire, "There is no other way" (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''). Nathan amplifies the sound waves and carries them to his ears.

imported>Philmassive: /* Petrelli, Nathan */

2007-09-19T20:58:04Z

Petrelli, Nathan

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	{{minus}} Nathan dropping Peter would not be very characteristic, due to his act of sacrafice. <br>		{{minus}} Nathan dropping Peter would not be very characteristic, due to his act of sacrafice. <br>
	{{minus}} Greg Beeman stated in his blog that some main characters, whose deaths were implied though not seen, were indeed killed in ''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''.		{{minus}} Greg Beeman stated in his blog that some main characters, whose deaths were implied though not seen, were indeed killed in ''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''.
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			{{plus}}Peter uses his Invisibilty power to hide himself and Claire, its therefore possible that he can use his own powers on other people, such as making Nathan radioactive (like Ted Sprague) or perhaps healing him as he explodes.
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	:{{note}} In the [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Columnists/Ask-Ausiello/default.aspx?columndate=23-May-2007 May 23rd edition of Ask Ausiello at TVGuide.com], Ausiello is asked if either Peter and Nathan are returning next season, and he provides a direct answer.		:{{note}} In the [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Columnists/Ask-Ausiello/default.aspx?columndate=23-May-2007 May 23rd edition of Ask Ausiello at TVGuide.com], Ausiello is asked if either Peter and Nathan are returning next season, and he provides a direct answer.

imported>Heroe: /* Bennet, Claire */ no evidence that Claire had her power when she was 18 months old

2007-09-19T15:02:06Z

Bennet, Claire: no evidence that Claire had her power when she was 18 months old

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	:{{plus}} This may be because unlike Claire, Peter does not possess regeneration as a core ability: it is only active for him either while Claire is nearby, or while he is consciously keeping it active. Likely, he would not find it necessary to keep it active constantly, and he may not have considered the anti-aging effects of the power.		:{{plus}} This may be because unlike Claire, Peter does not possess regeneration as a core ability: it is only active for him either while Claire is nearby, or while he is consciously keeping it active. Likely, he would not find it necessary to keep it active constantly, and he may not have considered the anti-aging effects of the power.
	::{{minus}} Since Claire's power heals damage after it occurs, if it healed the effects of aging, it would reverse all of its effects, "resetting" Peter's age whenever he turned it on. It is very unlikely that he would go five years without activating regeneration.		::{{minus}} Since Claire's power heals damage after it occurs, if it healed the effects of aging, it would reverse all of its effects, "resetting" Peter's age whenever he turned it on. It is very unlikely that he would go five years without activating regeneration.
	{{minus}} Claire's power is akin to Wolverine's healing ability in X-Men, it heals physical damage and slows cellular decay but does not stop it. Claire does age ~~(as seen, she had her powers at 18 months to survive the fire that "killed" her~~.) For her aging to stop, the rate of cellular decay would have to be stopped althogether, and thus would make her almost invulnerable and immortal.		{{minus}} Claire's power is akin to Wolverine's healing ability in [[X-Men]]: it heals physical damage and slows cellular decay but does not stop it. Claire does age. For her aging to stop, the rate of cellular decay would have to be stopped althogether, and thus would make her almost invulnerable and immortal.
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	\|Claire's power shows a mythological theme in the inheritance of powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Claire is the daughter of Nathan, whose gift is the power of Flight, and Meredith, whose gift is the power of Pyrokinesis. A mythological creature with both these attributes is the Phoenix, which also has the power of rebirth, not unlike Claire's rapid cell regeneration.		\|Claire's power shows a mythological theme in the inheritance of powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Claire is the daughter of Nathan, whose gift is the power of Flight, and Meredith, whose gift is the power of Pyrokinesis. A mythological creature with both these attributes is the Phoenix, which also has the power of rebirth, not unlike Claire's rapid cell regeneration.

imported>Philmassive: /* Bennet, Claire */

2007-09-19T14:16:35Z

Bennet, Claire

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	:{{plus}} This may be because unlike Claire, Peter does not possess regeneration as a core ability: it is only active for him either while Claire is nearby, or while he is consciously keeping it active. Likely, he would not find it necessary to keep it active constantly, and he may not have considered the anti-aging effects of the power.		:{{plus}} This may be because unlike Claire, Peter does not possess regeneration as a core ability: it is only active for him either while Claire is nearby, or while he is consciously keeping it active. Likely, he would not find it necessary to keep it active constantly, and he may not have considered the anti-aging effects of the power.
	::{{minus}} Since Claire's power heals damage after it occurs, if it healed the effects of aging, it would reverse all of its effects, "resetting" Peter's age whenever he turned it on. It is very unlikely that he would go five years without activating regeneration.		::{{minus}} Since Claire's power heals damage after it occurs, if it healed the effects of aging, it would reverse all of its effects, "resetting" Peter's age whenever he turned it on. It is very unlikely that he would go five years without activating regeneration.
			{{minus}} Claire's power is akin to Wolverine's healing ability in X-Men, it heals physical damage and slows cellular decay but does not stop it. Claire does age (as seen, she had her powers at 18 months to survive the fire that "killed" her.) For her aging to stop, the rate of cellular decay would have to be stopped althogether, and thus would make her almost invulnerable and immortal.
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	\|Claire's power shows a mythological theme in the inheritance of powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Claire is the daughter of Nathan, whose gift is the power of Flight, and Meredith, whose gift is the power of Pyrokinesis. A mythological creature with both these attributes is the Phoenix, which also has the power of rebirth, not unlike Claire's rapid cell regeneration.		\|Claire's power shows a mythological theme in the inheritance of powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Claire is the daughter of Nathan, whose gift is the power of Flight, and Meredith, whose gift is the power of Pyrokinesis. A mythological creature with both these attributes is the Phoenix, which also has the power of rebirth, not unlike Claire's rapid cell regeneration.
	{{minus}} This theory does not seem to generalize to all evolved humans.		{{minus}} This theory does not seem to generalize to all evolved humans.
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imported>Level: /* Sanders, Micah */ fix links

2007-09-19T08:07:48Z

Sanders, Micah: fix links

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	\| Micah is unusual because he exhibits powers as a [[power heredity\|child]]. This is because both of his parents are also [[evolved humans]]. \|\| Micah used an out-of-order pay-phone to call his mother. He places his hand on ATMs and they dispense money. (''[[The Fix]]'')\|\| {{plus}}The next youngest character to have powers is [[Sanjog Iyer]] -- who seems to be Micah's age -- followed by [[Claire Bennet]], who is 16. Both of Micah's parents are evolved humans; both of Claire's biological parents are evolved; nothing is known about Sanjog's parents. <br>{{plus}}All other powered characters did not become aware of their abilities until well into adulthood. It also seems likely considering that the abilities have to do with genetics. As such there would theoretically be greater odds that two evolved parents produce an evolved child.<br>		\| Micah is unusual because he exhibits powers as a [[power heredity\|child]]. This is because both of his parents are also [[evolved humans]]. \|\| Micah used an out-of-order pay-phone to call his mother. He places his hand on ATMs and they dispense money. (''[[The Fix]]'')\|\| {{plus}}The next youngest character to have powers is [[Sanjog Iyer]] -- who seems to be Micah's age -- followed by [[Claire Bennet]], who is 16. Both of Micah's parents are evolved humans; both of Claire's biological parents are evolved; nothing is known about Sanjog's parents. <br>{{plus}}All other powered characters did not become aware of their abilities until well into adulthood. It also seems likely considering that the abilities have to do with genetics. As such there would theoretically be greater odds that two evolved parents produce an evolved child.<br>
	{{minus}}The graphic novels indicate that several evolved humans displayed powers at various young ages, including [[Linderman]] and [[~~Sara~~ Ellis]]. Also, [[Molly Walker]] is around the same age as Micah, and only one of her parents was evolved.<br>		{{minus}}The graphic novels indicate that several evolved humans displayed powers at various young ages, including [[Linderman]] and [[Sarah Ellis]]. Also, [[Molly Walker]] is around the same age as Micah, and only one of her parents was evolved.<br>
	{{minus}}When [[Noah ~~Bennett~~]] is given Claire, [[Kaito Nakamura]] tells him to bring her in "as soon as she manifests". He seems to believe that it could happen at any time (as opposed to saying "We will return for her when she is older".)		{{minus}}When [[Noah Bennet]] is given Claire, [[Kaito Nakamura]] tells him to bring her in "as soon as she manifests". He seems to believe that it could happen at any time (as opposed to saying "We will return for her when she is older".)
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	\| The early manifestation of Micah's abilities may be related to his intelligence. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}}It has been quasi-demonstrated that Micah is smarter than most children his age, and he is often referred to by Niki as "my little genius". It has also been stated that the abilities are dependent on the brain. It's not a far jump to assume that Micah is a genius, and as such, if the abilities are in fact dependent on the user's brains, then Micah's increased cognitive abilities might contribute to his early development.<br>{{plus}} Sanjog is a wise boy and his powers developed early as well.		\| The early manifestation of Micah's abilities may be related to his intelligence. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}}It has been quasi-demonstrated that Micah is smarter than most children his age, and he is often referred to by Niki as "my little genius". It has also been stated that the abilities are dependent on the brain. It's not a far jump to assume that Micah is a genius, and as such, if the abilities are in fact dependent on the user's brains, then Micah's increased cognitive abilities might contribute to his early development.<br>{{plus}} Sanjog is a wise boy and his powers developed early as well.

imported>Kutulu: /* Sylar */ I know I spellchecked this :X

2007-09-18T19:57:49Z

Sylar: I know I spellchecked this :X

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	\|Even if The Haitian were to remove the memories of Claire from Sylar, Sylar would not be effected because of the memory power he gained from Charlie.\|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}There is no reason to think that Charlie's exceptional memory capacity would grant special resistance to the Haitian's power to erase specific memories. <br>		\|Even if The Haitian were to remove the memories of Claire from Sylar, Sylar would not be effected because of the memory power he gained from Charlie.\|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}There is no reason to think that Charlie's exceptional memory capacity would grant special resistance to the Haitian's power to erase specific memories. <br>
	: {{Note}} It is, however, illogical to assume that someone who can't forget somehow forgets. In all likelihood, they would cancel each other out, which means the Haitian would have to be in continuous contact or else the effects of the memory wipe would be reversed. <br>		: {{Note}} It is, however, illogical to assume that someone who can't forget somehow forgets. In all likelihood, they would cancel each other out, which means the Haitian would have to be in continuous contact or else the effects of the memory wipe would be reversed. <br>
	{{minus}} Having an [[~~eidadtic~~ memory]] means one can form memories quickly and accurately, and in volume. It does not mean those memories cannot be lost, especially by damage to the brain. There is no reason to think the Haitian could not "excise" those memories like any others. However, Sylar's precise memory may make it more likely for him to notice incongruities in what is left.		{{minus}} Having an [[eidetic memory]] means one can form memories quickly and accurately, and in volume. It does not mean those memories cannot be lost, especially by damage to the brain. There is no reason to think the Haitian could not "excise" those memories like any others. However, Sylar's precise memory may make it more likely for him to notice incongruities in what is left.
	{{plus}} The first trailer for Godsend included a shot of Sylar lying on the floor of his cell with Mr. Bennet saying "He is to have no memory of Claire." This may mean that, in an unaired scene, Mr. Bennet had the Haitian erase Sylar's memories of Claire. If so, Sylar somehow resisted having his memories erased.		{{plus}} The first trailer for Godsend included a shot of Sylar lying on the floor of his cell with Mr. Bennet saying "He is to have no memory of Claire." This may mean that, in an unaired scene, Mr. Bennet had the Haitian erase Sylar's memories of Claire. If so, Sylar somehow resisted having his memories erased.
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imported>Kutulu: /* Sylar */

2007-09-18T19:55:58Z

Sylar

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	\|Even if The Haitian were to remove the memories of Claire from Sylar, Sylar would not be effected because of the memory power he gained from Charlie.\|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}There is no reason to think that Charlie's exceptional memory capacity would grant special resistance to the Haitian's power to erase specific memories. <br>		\|Even if The Haitian were to remove the memories of Claire from Sylar, Sylar would not be effected because of the memory power he gained from Charlie.\|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}There is no reason to think that Charlie's exceptional memory capacity would grant special resistance to the Haitian's power to erase specific memories. <br>
	: {{Note}} It is, however, illogical to assume that someone who can't forget somehow forgets. In all likelihood, they would cancel each other out, which means the Haitian would have to be in continuous contact or else the effects of the memory wipe would be reversed. <br>		: {{Note}} It is, however, illogical to assume that someone who can't forget somehow forgets. In all likelihood, they would cancel each other out, which means the Haitian would have to be in continuous contact or else the effects of the memory wipe would be reversed. <br>
			{{minus}} Having an [[eidadtic memory]] means one can form memories quickly and accurately, and in volume. It does not mean those memories cannot be lost, especially by damage to the brain. There is no reason to think the Haitian could not "excise" those memories like any others. However, Sylar's precise memory may make it more likely for him to notice incongruities in what is left.
	{{plus}} The first trailer for Godsend included a shot of Sylar lying on the floor of his cell with Mr. Bennet saying "He is to have no memory of Claire." This may mean that, in an unaired scene, Mr. Bennet had the Haitian erase Sylar's memories of Claire. If so, Sylar somehow resisted having his memories erased.		{{plus}} The first trailer for Godsend included a shot of Sylar lying on the floor of his cell with Mr. Bennet saying "He is to have no memory of Claire." This may mean that, in an unaired scene, Mr. Bennet had the Haitian erase Sylar's memories of Claire. If so, Sylar somehow resisted having his memories erased.
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imported>Kutulu: /* Sanders, Niki/Jessica */

2007-09-18T19:45:22Z

Sanders, Niki/Jessica

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	{{minus}}Niki having this disorder would not explain the fact that she gets a tatoo when Jessica's in control.		{{minus}}Niki having this disorder would not explain the fact that she gets a tatoo when Jessica's in control.

	{{minus}}When Niki fought Candice disguised as Jessica, the real Jessica told her that [[Candice]] was an imposter. I doubt that Jessica would be able to tell Niki that if she wasn't real. Niki would probably just assume that the person in front of her was Jessica.		{{minus}}When Niki fought Candice disguised as Jessica, the real Jessica told her that [[Candice]] was an imposter. I doubt that Jessica would be able to tell Niki that if she wasn't real. Niki would probably just assume that the person in front of her was Jessica.
			:{{plus}}The "Jessica" personality would likely realize that the two were the same physical person, as she seems to be aware of what's going on with Niki. She would know that the other person attacking Niki could not be Jessica.
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	\| Niki had control of her powers at one point, but [[Mr. Bennet]] captured her, and had the [[Haitian]] wipe her memory. The old personality might not have been fully erased, which explains her alter-ego. \|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}This hypothesis does not explain why all of her friends/family know her as Niki and not as Jessica.		\| Niki had control of her powers at one point, but [[Mr. Bennet]] captured her, and had the [[Haitian]] wipe her memory. The old personality might not have been fully erased, which explains her alter-ego. \|\| None. \|\| {{minus}}This hypothesis does not explain why all of her friends/family know her as Niki and not as Jessica.