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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Redirecting to Portal:Miscellaneous Theories

2007-10-06T02:45:17Z

Redirecting to Portal:Miscellaneous Theories

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Redirecting to Portal:Miscellaneous Theories

2007-10-06T02:45:17Z

Redirecting to Portal:Miscellaneous Theories

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	#redirect [[Portal:Theories ~~about Miscellaneous~~]]		#redirect [[Portal:Miscellaneous Theories]]

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Redirecting to Portal:Theories about Miscellaneous

2007-10-06T02:44:57Z

Redirecting to Portal:Theories about Miscellaneous

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	#redirect [[~~Theory~~:Miscellaneous]]		#redirect [[Portal:Theories about Miscellaneous]]

imported>MiamiVolts: Convert to a redirect for now...

2007-09-22T01:25:26Z

Convert to a redirect for now...

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imported>Baldbobbo: /* Manatee */ clean and add link

2007-09-20T07:17:38Z

Manatee: clean and add link

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	\|Manatees allow [[evolved humans]] to use their powers. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}Claire and Zach never saw the manatees, but went to Kermit.<br>		\|Manatees allow [[evolved humans]] to use their powers. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}Claire and Zach never saw the manatees, but went to Kermit.<br>
	{{minus}}There is absolutely no evidence that manatees are important in any way.<br>		{{minus}}There is absolutely no evidence that manatees are important in any way.<br>
	{{~~minus~~}}Manatees write the television show Family Guy.		{{note}}Manatees write the television show ''Family Guy'', according to ''[[South Park]]''.
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imported>MandalorianSage: /* Manatee */

2007-09-20T06:57:10Z

Manatee

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	\|Manatees allow [[evolved humans]] to use their powers. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}Claire and Zach never saw the manatees, but went to Kermit.<br>		\|Manatees allow [[evolved humans]] to use their powers. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}Claire and Zach never saw the manatees, but went to Kermit.<br>
	{{minus}}There is absolutely no evidence that manatees are important in any way.		{{minus}}There is absolutely no evidence that manatees are important in any way.<br>
	{{minus}}Manatees write the television show Family Guy.		{{minus}}Manatees write the television show Family Guy.
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imported>MandalorianSage: /* Manatee */

2007-09-20T06:56:40Z

Manatee

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	\|Manatees allow [[evolved humans]] to use their powers. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}Claire and Zach never saw the manatees, but went to Kermit.<br>		\|Manatees allow [[evolved humans]] to use their powers. \|\| None \|\| {{minus}}Claire and Zach never saw the manatees, but went to Kermit.<br>
	{{minus}}There is absolutely no evidence that manatees are important in any way.		{{minus}}There is absolutely no evidence that manatees are important in any way.
			{{minus}}Manatees write the television show Family Guy.
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imported>Kutulu: /* The Company */

2007-09-18T18:16:51Z

The Company

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	\|The Company is actually divided into three parts: The Deveaux Society, Primatech Paper and The Linderman Group. Together these groups form the company and work together towards fulfilling the objectives of whoever is in charge.		\|The Company is actually divided into three parts: The Deveaux Society, Primatech Paper and The Linderman Group. Together these groups form the company and work together towards fulfilling the objectives of whoever is in charge.
	\|\|None.\|\|{{note}}Metaphorically speaking, the Deveaux Society would represent the super-ego of this triad, since it is philanthropic and presents a good face to the world. Primatech Paper works as the ego, a balance in the morally gray areas of the mission. And The Linderman Group works as the id (supported by Linderman's speech in Parasite where he talks about gambling, sex and food), who gets things done in what would possibly be a less than legal way. Together, these groups are able to tackle the same issue from different angles. For example, an emergent super-powered being who is a little darker by nature (such as Jessica) would fit better in Linderman's camp than with the Deveaux society. While someone like Hiro would likely work better with the Deveaux Society than Primatech Paper. They also appear to work against each other, evident by Mrs. Petrelli giving orders that go against Primatech's. It is also likely that the Yamagato Corporation is involved in this somehow, either as the umbrella company, or as an international branch of the Primatech division. <br>		\|\|None.\|\|{{note}}Metaphorically speaking, the Deveaux Society would represent the super-ego of this triad, since it is philanthropic and presents a good face to the world. Primatech Paper works as the ego, a balance in the morally gray areas of the mission. And The Linderman Group works as the id (supported by Linderman's speech in Parasite where he talks about gambling, sex and food), who gets things done in what would possibly be a less than legal way. Together, these groups are able to tackle the same issue from different angles. For example, an emergent super-powered being who is a little darker by nature (such as Jessica) would fit better in Linderman's camp than with the Deveaux society. While someone like Hiro would likely work better with the Deveaux Society than Primatech Paper. They also appear to work against each other, evident by Mrs. Petrelli giving orders that go against Primatech's. It is also likely that the Yamagato Corporation is involved in this somehow, either as the umbrella company, or as an international branch of the Primatech division. <br>
	{{minus}}While the Jungian symbolism works very well on paper, in practice there is no evidence that the objectives and methods of the Linderman Group, the Company, and the Deveaux Society are at all different.		{{minus}}While the Jungian symbolism works very well on paper, in practice there is no evidence that the objectives and methods of the Linderman Group, the Company, and the Deveaux Society are at all different.<br>
			{{minus}}The line between Primatech Paper and the Linderman Group, at least, is very blurry. [[Mr. Thompson]] appears to take orders from [[Linderman]], and [[Candice]]'s mission for Linderman supercedes her work for Thompson. This strongly implies that Primatech is merely a front (one of many?) for the Linderman Group.
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	\|The Company was either responsible for, or established to contain the release of a virus which is responsible for the mutation.\|\| None. \|\| {{plus}}If this is the motive of The Company then the fact such people have been hidden from the general public, as a cover up of a past accident, it could also be the reason why so many of the characters are [[character connections\|interconnected]], because they are all related to people who were initial exposed to the contagent.<br>		\|The Company was either responsible for, or established to contain the release of a virus which is responsible for the mutation.\|\| None. \|\| {{plus}}If this is the motive of The Company then the fact such people have been hidden from the general public, as a cover up of a past accident, it could also be the reason why so many of the characters are [[character connections\|interconnected]], because they are all related to people who were initial exposed to the contagent.<br>

imported>Kutulu: /* The Company */ Ugh, sorry. new here :x

2007-09-18T18:11:22Z

The Company: Ugh, sorry. new here :x

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	{{minus}}Biotechnology is a booming industry; many large multinationals have some presence in the field. <br>		{{minus}}Biotechnology is a booming industry; many large multinationals have some presence in the field. <br>
	{{plus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] was, at least at one point, influential enough in the company to give orders to [[Mr. Bennet]] and [[Mr. Thompson]].(''[[Company Man]]'')<br>		{{plus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] was, at least at one point, influential enough in the company to give orders to [[Mr. Bennet]] and [[Mr. Thompson]].(''[[Company Man]]'')<br>
	{{minus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] tells [[Hiro]] that his former companions have lost their way. This may indicate that Kaito has separated himself from [[Linderman]] and the company by the present time, perhaps starting a rival company.		{{minus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] tells [[Hiro]] that his former companions have lost their way. This may indicate that Kaito has separated himself from [[Linderman]] and the company by the present time, perhaps starting a rival company.<br>
	{{plus}} Heroes is a TV show. The chances of the company headed by an evolved human in league with The Company, which also happens to have a biotech division not being some sort of Japanese branch of the company is very low, especially considering the large amount of coincidences present in most TV shows.		{{plus}} Heroes is a TV show. The chances of the company headed by an evolved human in league with The Company, which also happens to have a biotech division not being some sort of Japanese branch of the company is very low, especially considering the large amount of coincidences present in most TV shows.
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imported>Kutulu: /* The Company */

2007-09-18T18:11:01Z

The Company

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	{{plus}}This could explain [[Yamagato]] Industries having a biotech division, if Yamagato were also a part of this group. <br>		{{plus}}This could explain [[Yamagato]] Industries having a biotech division, if Yamagato were also a part of this group. <br>
	{{minus}}Biotechnology is a booming industry; many large multinationals have some presence in the field. <br>		{{minus}}Biotechnology is a booming industry; many large multinationals have some presence in the field. <br>
	{{plus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] was, at least at one point, influential enough in the company to give orders to [[Mr. Bennet]] and [[Mr. Thompson]].(''[[Company Man]]'')		{{plus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] was, at least at one point, influential enough in the company to give orders to [[Mr. Bennet]] and [[Mr. Thompson]].(''[[Company Man]]'')<br>
	{{minus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] tells [[Hiro]] that his former companions have lost their way. This may indicate that Kaito has separated himself from [[Linderman]] and the company by the present time, perhaps starting a rival company.		{{minus}}[[Kaito Nakamura]] tells [[Hiro]] that his former companions have lost their way. This may indicate that Kaito has separated himself from [[Linderman]] and the company by the present time, perhaps starting a rival company.
	{{plus}} Heroes is a TV show. The chances of the company headed by an evolved human in league with The Company, which also happens to have a biotech division not being some sort of Japanese branch of the company is very low, especially considering the large amount of coincidences present in most TV shows.		{{plus}} Heroes is a TV show. The chances of the company headed by an evolved human in league with The Company, which also happens to have a biotech division not being some sort of Japanese branch of the company is very low, especially considering the large amount of coincidences present in most TV shows.