Theory:Ability theft - Revision history

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	{{plus}} Just because someone might not have Sylar's understanding of the brain doesn't mean they don't know which part controls abilities.<br />		{{plus}} Just because someone might not have Sylar's understanding of the brain doesn't mean they don't know which part controls abilities.<br />
	{{minus}} If it were that easy, people would be killing evolved humans by the thousands for their brains to get abilities.<br />		{{minus}} If it were that easy, people would be killing evolved humans by the thousands for their brains to get abilities.<br />
			{{plus}} The only ones who knew that abilities can be obtained by examining the brains of evolved humans were Sylar and Samson Gray.<br />
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imported>Tsl3161991 at 02:10, 22 August 2012

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	{{minus}} Peter Petrelli doesn't control his body or genetic structure.<br />		{{minus}} Peter Petrelli doesn't control his body or genetic structure.<br />
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			\|It is possible for anyone to obtain abilities by examining the brain of an evolved human as long as they know what to look for. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Ability theft isn't an ability, its a side-effect of Sylar's Intuitive Aptitude. Theoretically, anybody who knows what part of the brain controls an evolved human's ability could acquire an ability by examining that part.<br />
			{{minus}} Sylar's power lets him know everything about anything. It is highly unlikely that anyone without Intuitive Aptitude could understand the brain enough to get an ability the way Sylar does.<br />
			{{plus}} Just because someone might not have Sylar's understanding of the brain doesn't mean they don't know which part controls abilities.<br />
			{{minus}} If it were that easy, people would be killing evolved humans by the thousands for their brains to get abilities.<br />
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	{{plus}} In ''[[One Giant Leap]]'', Matt corners Sylar, who disappears without the camera watching while it didn't sound like he jumped. It was dark on the floor and on the side of the building.<br />		{{plus}} In ''[[One Giant Leap]]'', Matt corners Sylar, who disappears without the camera watching while it didn't sound like he jumped. It was dark on the floor and on the side of the building.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />
			:{{minus}} Sylar could have simply used telekinesis to climb the walls.<br />
	{{plus}} In ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'' when Peter tells Claire to go find people, when he turns back, Sylar is right in front of him. When Peter was talking to Claire, they didn't behave as if Sylar were approaching, or else they would have indicated as such. Sylar could have crept through the shadows that were surrounding the bleachers.<br />		{{plus}} In ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'' when Peter tells Claire to go find people, when he turns back, Sylar is right in front of him. When Peter was talking to Claire, they didn't behave as if Sylar were approaching, or else they would have indicated as such. Sylar could have crept through the shadows that were surrounding the bleachers.<br />
	{{plus}} Also in ''Homecoming'', a strange shadow is seen flying quickly across the wall shortly before Claire and Jackie are attacked by Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} Also in ''Homecoming'', a strange shadow is seen flying quickly across the wall shortly before Claire and Jackie are attacked by Sylar.<br />
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	{{plus}} If telekinesis propels Sylar in flight, [[Dale]] may have [[Enhanced hearing\|heard]] him traveling, although he would have been very quiet and her music may have cancelled out the sound.<br />		{{plus}} If telekinesis propels Sylar in flight, [[Dale]] may have [[Enhanced hearing\|heard]] him traveling, although he would have been very quiet and her music may have cancelled out the sound.<br />
	:{{minus}} Dale said that she didn't hear footsteps. However, in the scene, Sylar's heartbeat was audible and it was evident that Dale heard it the whole time.<br />		:{{minus}} Dale said that she didn't hear footsteps. However, in the scene, Sylar's heartbeat was audible and it was evident that Dale heard it the whole time.<br />
	:{{~~plus~~}} It is possible that Sylar can stop his heart beating temporarily, as he fakes his own death. This, combined with whatever form of silent movement would probably have made him completely inaudible to Dale, who had her headphones playing loud music.<br />		:{{minus}} It is possible that Sylar can stop his heart beating temporarily, as he fakes his own death. This, combined with whatever form of silent movement would probably have made him completely inaudible to Dale, who had her headphones playing loud music.<br />
	:{{~~plus~~}} However, the scene doesn't necessarily show the time that Sylar took to appear, but simply the time that Dale noticed. It is possible that, since Sylar has some psychopathic and sociopathic tendencies, Sylar just waited until either he was ready or that Dale noticed he was there, possibly to show her the true reason his heart raced when he met her.<br />		:{{minus}} However, the scene doesn't necessarily show the time that Sylar took to appear, but simply the time that Dale noticed. It is possible that, since Sylar has some psychopathic and sociopathic tendencies, Sylar just waited until either he was ready or that Dale noticed he was there, possibly to show her the true reason his heart raced when he met her.<br />
	{{minus}} If Sylar possessed shadow travel, he would have been completely unstoppable. Peter would have run out into the auditorium, seen Sylar materialize in his shadow, then had about two seconds to live before Sylar telekinetically chopped off his head.<br />		{{minus}} If Sylar possessed shadow travel, he would have been completely unstoppable. Peter would have run out into the auditorium, seen Sylar materialize in his shadow, then had about two seconds to live before Sylar telekinetically chopped off his head.<br />
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	{{plus}} In ''[[One Giant Leap]]'', Matt corners Sylar, who disappears without the camera watching while it didn't sound like he jumped. It was dark on the floor and on the side of the building.<br />		{{plus}} In ''[[One Giant Leap]]'', Matt corners Sylar, who disappears without the camera watching while it didn't sound like he jumped. It was dark on the floor and on the side of the building.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />
	{{plus}} In ''[[Homecoming]]'' when Peter tells Claire to go find people, when he turns back, Sylar is right in front of him. When Peter was talking to Claire, they didn't behave as if Sylar were approaching, or else they would have indicated as such. Sylar could have crept through the shadows that were surrounding the bleachers.<br />		{{plus}} In ''[[Episode:Homecoming\|Homecoming]]'' when Peter tells Claire to go find people, when he turns back, Sylar is right in front of him. When Peter was talking to Claire, they didn't behave as if Sylar were approaching, or else they would have indicated as such. Sylar could have crept through the shadows that were surrounding the bleachers.<br />
	{{plus}} Also in ''Homecoming'', a strange shadow is seen flying quickly across the wall shortly before Claire and Jackie are attacked by Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} Also in ''Homecoming'', a strange shadow is seen flying quickly across the wall shortly before Claire and Jackie are attacked by Sylar.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />

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	{{minus}} However, 11:53, the time that he killed Chandra Suresh, was after he had adopted the identity of Sylar. He had shed his role as a simple watchmaker to become something more. This is reinforced by the fact that the only time he fixes a clock after that point is at his mother's house, when pretending to be his old self and looking for her permission to just be normal.<br />		{{minus}} However, 11:53, the time that he killed Chandra Suresh, was after he had adopted the identity of Sylar. He had shed his role as a simple watchmaker to become something more. This is reinforced by the fact that the only time he fixes a clock after that point is at his mother's house, when pretending to be his old self and looking for her permission to just be normal.<br />
	{{plus}} In ''[[Unexpected]]'', he is having trouble with headaches from his [[enhanced hearing]]. This could also be a sign that his powers are weakening or that he is simply going through the same process that [[Dale]] did as she learned to control her powers.<br />		{{plus}} In ''[[Unexpected]]'', he is having trouble with headaches from his [[enhanced hearing]]. This could also be a sign that his powers are weakening or that he is simply going through the same process that [[Dale]] did as she learned to control her powers.<br />
			:{{minus}} [[Enhanced hearing]] is a passive ability; Sylar's [[intuitive aptitude]] would not allow him to master it any more quickly than Dale did.<br />
	:{{minus}} Well, Sylar's hearing didn't seem to be any weaker than Dale's, especially if he experienced headaches.<br />		:{{minus}} Well, Sylar's hearing didn't seem to be any weaker than Dale's, especially if he experienced headaches.<br />
	{{plus}} Claire's regeneration ability protected her from disease (when she lost it during the second eclipse she basically caught everything around her because she didn't have natural antibodies), but the virus released by Maya affected Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} Claire's regeneration ability protected her from disease (when she lost it during the second eclipse she basically caught everything around her because she didn't have natural antibodies), but the virus released by Maya affected Sylar.<br />

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	:{{plus}} It is possible that Sylar can stop his heart beating temporarily, as he fakes his own death. This, combined with whatever form of silent movement would probably have made him completely inaudible to Dale, who had her headphones playing loud music.<br />		:{{plus}} It is possible that Sylar can stop his heart beating temporarily, as he fakes his own death. This, combined with whatever form of silent movement would probably have made him completely inaudible to Dale, who had her headphones playing loud music.<br />
	:{{plus}} However, the scene doesn't necessarily show the time that Sylar took to appear, but simply the time that Dale noticed. It is possible that, since Sylar has some psychopathic and sociopathic tendencies, Sylar just waited until either he was ready or that Dale noticed he was there, possibly to show her the true reason his heart raced when he met her.<br />		:{{plus}} However, the scene doesn't necessarily show the time that Sylar took to appear, but simply the time that Dale noticed. It is possible that, since Sylar has some psychopathic and sociopathic tendencies, Sylar just waited until either he was ready or that Dale noticed he was there, possibly to show her the true reason his heart raced when he met her.<br />
	{{minus}} If Sylar possessed shadow travel, he would have been completely unstoppable. Peter would have run out into the auditorium, seen Sylar materialize in his shadow, then had about two seconds to live before Sylar telekinetically chopped off his head ~~him~~.<br />		{{minus}} If Sylar possessed shadow travel, he would have been completely unstoppable. Peter would have run out into the auditorium, seen Sylar materialize in his shadow, then had about two seconds to live before Sylar telekinetically chopped off his head.<br />
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	\| Sylar has the ability of hibernation. \|\| Sylar is able to fool [[Hank]] into thinking that he is dead. (''[[The Fix]]'') \|\| {{plus}} He is able to trick Hank, who is (apparently) a trained doctor; a comatose or catatonic state could easily be mistaken for death, even by a doctor.<br />		\| Sylar has the ability of hibernation. \|\| Sylar is able to fool [[Hank]] into thinking that he is dead. (''[[The Fix]]'') \|\| {{plus}} He is able to trick Hank, who is (apparently) a trained doctor; a comatose or catatonic state could easily be mistaken for death, even by a doctor.<br />

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	{{note}} In the commentary for [[Unexpected]], [[Zachary Quinto]] and [[Greg Beeman]] both comment upon the subtle clues in the lighting and acting that show Sylar "changing".<br />		{{note}} In the commentary for [[Unexpected]], [[Zachary Quinto]] and [[Greg Beeman]] both comment upon the subtle clues in the lighting and acting that show Sylar "changing".<br />
	{{minus}} He was probably just doing this because he was pretending to be [[Zane]], and wanted to convince [[Mohinder]].<br />		{{minus}} He was probably just doing this because he was pretending to be [[Zane]], and wanted to convince [[Mohinder]].<br />
			:{{minus}} Sylar is extremely good at imitating people. He also had [[enhanced memory]] at the time; his perfect memory of Zane's behavior would have made his impersonation even better.<br />
	:{{plus}} Mohinder had never met the real Zane, so Sylar would have no reason to act differently while pretending to be Zane.<br />		:{{plus}} Mohinder had never met the real Zane, so Sylar would have no reason to act differently while pretending to be Zane.<br />
	:{{minus}} Moninder talked to Zane on the phone. Sylar had no clue what Mohinder knew about Zane, so the safest bet would be to mimic Zane entirely.<br />		:{{minus}} Moninder talked to Zane on the phone. Sylar had no clue what Mohinder knew about Zane, so the safest bet would be to mimic Zane entirely.<br />

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	:{{minus}} Telekinesis can, in theory, propel an individual similar (but limited) to flight, allowing for quick travel without touching the ground.<br />		:{{minus}} Telekinesis can, in theory, propel an individual similar (but limited) to flight, allowing for quick travel without touching the ground.<br />
	:{{minus}} The shadow turned out to be Peter.<br />		:{{minus}} The shadow turned out to be Peter.<br />
			::{{minus}} Also, Isaac's paintings have a certain amount of symbolism. They're often more about getting a point across than portraying an event with perfect clarity. A massive, threatening shadow looming over Claire demonstrates the fact that she is being hunted in the picture better then a normal-sized shadow of Sylar would.<br />
	{{plus}} In all the dark areas he seems to move faster than normal.<br />		{{plus}} In all the dark areas he seems to move faster than normal.<br />
	{{plus}} If telekinesis propels Sylar in flight, [[Dale]] may have [[Enhanced hearing\|heard]] him traveling, although he would have been very quiet and her music may have cancelled out the sound.<br />		{{plus}} If telekinesis propels Sylar in flight, [[Dale]] may have [[Enhanced hearing\|heard]] him traveling, although he would have been very quiet and her music may have cancelled out the sound.<br />
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	:{{plus}} It is possible that Sylar can stop his heart beating temporarily, as he fakes his own death. This, combined with whatever form of silent movement would probably have made him completely inaudible to Dale, who had her headphones playing loud music.<br />		:{{plus}} It is possible that Sylar can stop his heart beating temporarily, as he fakes his own death. This, combined with whatever form of silent movement would probably have made him completely inaudible to Dale, who had her headphones playing loud music.<br />
	:{{plus}} However, the scene doesn't necessarily show the time that Sylar took to appear, but simply the time that Dale noticed. It is possible that, since Sylar has some psychopathic and sociopathic tendencies, Sylar just waited until either he was ready or that Dale noticed he was there, possibly to show her the true reason his heart raced when he met her.<br />		:{{plus}} However, the scene doesn't necessarily show the time that Sylar took to appear, but simply the time that Dale noticed. It is possible that, since Sylar has some psychopathic and sociopathic tendencies, Sylar just waited until either he was ready or that Dale noticed he was there, possibly to show her the true reason his heart raced when he met her.<br />
			{{minus}} If Sylar possessed shadow travel, he would have been completely unstoppable. Peter would have run out into the auditorium, seen Sylar materialize in his shadow, then had about two seconds to live before Sylar telekinetically chopped off his head him.<br />
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	\| Sylar has the ability of hibernation. \|\| Sylar is able to fool [[Hank]] into thinking that he is dead. (''[[The Fix]]'') \|\| {{plus}} He is able to trick Hank, who is (apparently) a trained doctor; a comatose or catatonic state could easily be mistaken for death, even by a doctor.<br />		\| Sylar has the ability of hibernation. \|\| Sylar is able to fool [[Hank]] into thinking that he is dead. (''[[The Fix]]'') \|\| {{plus}} He is able to trick Hank, who is (apparently) a trained doctor; a comatose or catatonic state could easily be mistaken for death, even by a doctor.<br />

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	\| Sylar could have stolen the ability of shadow travel. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'', Sylar was able to sneak up on Noah and Peter, even though they were in an open area.<br />		\| Sylar could have stolen the ability of shadow travel. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]'', Sylar was able to sneak up on Noah and Peter, even though they were in an open area.<br />
	{{plus}} In ''[[One Giant Leap]]'', Matt corners Sylar, who disappears without the camera watching while it didn't sound like he jumped. It was dark on the floor and on the side of the building.<br />		{{plus}} In ''[[One Giant Leap]]'', Matt corners Sylar, who disappears without the camera watching while it didn't sound like he jumped. It was dark on the floor and on the side of the building.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar was wearing black clothes, which make it easy to hide in the dark without any powers.<br />
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	:{{note}} Second Law of Thermodynamics. It doesn't take much of a temperature drop to cause the heart rate to slow significantly, and once the power is no longer applied the heart would return to normal body temperature very quickly as both the surrounding tissue and the circulation of normal temperature blood would heat it up.<br />		:{{note}} Second Law of Thermodynamics. It doesn't take much of a temperature drop to cause the heart rate to slow significantly, and once the power is no longer applied the heart would return to normal body temperature very quickly as both the surrounding tissue and the circulation of normal temperature blood would heat it up.<br />
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	\| [[Sylar]]'s powers become weaker when he absorbs more powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Sylar doesn't seem to notice his watch is stuck at 11:53. Later he may have fixed it but this could show that his powers are becoming weaker.<br />		\| [[Sylar]]'s powers become weaker when he absorbs more powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Sylar doesn't seem to notice his watch is stuck at 11:53. Later he may have fixed it but this could show that his powers are becoming weaker.<br />
	:{{minus}} Maybe he just simply doesn't care about it anymore.<br />		:{{minus}} Maybe he just simply doesn't care about it anymore.<br />
	{{minus}} However, 11:53, the time that he killed Chandra Suresh, was after he had adopted the identity of Sylar. He had shed his role as a simple watchmaker to become something more. This is reinforced by the fact that the only time he fixes a clock after that point is at his mother's house, when pretending to be his old self and looking for her permission to just be normal.<br />		{{minus}} However, 11:53, the time that he killed Chandra Suresh, was after he had adopted the identity of Sylar. He had shed his role as a simple watchmaker to become something more. This is reinforced by the fact that the only time he fixes a clock after that point is at his mother's house, when pretending to be his old self and looking for her permission to just be normal.<br />
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	:{{minus}} Sylar didn't have regeneration yet when Maya affected him.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar didn't have regeneration yet when Maya affected him.<br />
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	\| [[Sylar]] absorbs personalities as well as powers when he steals someone's powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Sylar's internal monologue mirrors [[Charlie Andrews]]'s way of talking as he is using her [[eidetic memory]]. (''[[Road Kill]]'')<br />		\| [[Sylar]] absorbs personalities as well as powers when he steals someone's powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Sylar's internal monologue mirrors [[Charlie Andrews]]'s way of talking as he is using her [[eidetic memory]]. (''[[Road Kill]]'')<br />
	:{{minus}} That could be because of the ability itself.<br />		:{{minus}} That could be because of the ability itself.<br />
	{{plus}} After killing [[Zane Taylor]], when pretending to be Zane and using Zane's power, [[Sylar]] seems to be much more nervous and excitable than usual. (''[[Run!]]'', ''[[Unexpected]]'')<br />		{{plus}} After killing [[Zane Taylor]], when pretending to be Zane and using Zane's power, [[Sylar]] seems to be much more nervous and excitable than usual. (''[[Run!]]'', ''[[Unexpected]]'')<br />
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	:{{minus}} Moninder talked to Zane on the phone. Sylar had no clue what Mohinder knew about Zane, so the safest bet would be to mimic Zane entirely.<br />		:{{minus}} Moninder talked to Zane on the phone. Sylar had no clue what Mohinder knew about Zane, so the safest bet would be to mimic Zane entirely.<br />
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	\| Sylar won't be able to absorb Peter's powers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Sylar's method of [[power theft]] seems to depend entirely upon his ability to logically understand how that person's brain works through [[intuitive aptitude]]. Since Peter's power is based off of emotion, it is possible Sylar will not be able to figure out what makes Peter "tick". Peter's power-duplication ability relies on empathy. Because Sylar isn't at all empathic, he won't be able to use Peter's ability. Sylar doesn't have any feeling for others, so he won't be able to duplicate anything he might get through Peter's power anyway.<br />		\| Sylar won't be able to absorb Peter's powers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Sylar's method of [[power theft]] seems to depend entirely upon his ability to logically understand how that person's brain works through [[intuitive aptitude]]. Since Peter's power is based off of emotion, it is possible Sylar will not be able to figure out what makes Peter "tick". Peter's power-duplication ability relies on empathy. Because Sylar isn't at all empathic, he won't be able to use Peter's ability. Sylar doesn't have any feeling for others, so he won't be able to duplicate anything he might get through Peter's power anyway.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar did display an empathic aspect of his ability.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar did display an empathic aspect of his ability.<br />
	:{{minus}} When Peter absorbed intuitive aptitude, he was able to understand [[Nathan Petrelli (exposed future)\|Future Nathan]]'s thoughts and emotions.<br />		:{{minus}} When Peter absorbed intuitive aptitude, he was able to understand [[Nathan Petrelli (exposed future)\|Future Nathan]]'s thoughts and emotions.<br />
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	:{{minus}} They only discussed it, if the idea wasn't actually acted on, then it's not canon.<br />		:{{minus}} They only discussed it, if the idea wasn't actually acted on, then it's not canon.<br />
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	\| Sylar obtains powers through the manipulation of [[wikipedia:Transposons\|transposons]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Transposons have the ability to literally cut and paste genetic material, and are responsible for 40% of human evolution. If Sylar had worked out how to manipulate them it would allow him to cut the desired genetic material and paste it into his own genome.<br />		\| Sylar obtains powers through the manipulation of [[wikipedia:Transposons\|transposons]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Transposons have the ability to literally cut and paste genetic material, and are responsible for 40% of human evolution. If Sylar had worked out how to manipulate them it would allow him to cut the desired genetic material and paste it into his own genome.<br />
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	\| [[Sylar]] has the power of metabolic control. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Sylar has shown resistance to high doses of sedatives on at least two occasions.<br />		\| [[Sylar]] has the power of metabolic control. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Sylar has shown resistance to high doses of sedatives on at least two occasions.<br />
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	{{minus}} This might not be a power, but rather something he has learned to do using his [[intuitive aptitude]]. There are examples in real life of people who have a high degree of control over their own body and its processes, so his intuitive aptitude power just lets him do that without years of training.<br />		{{minus}} This might not be a power, but rather something he has learned to do using his [[intuitive aptitude]]. There are examples in real life of people who have a high degree of control over their own body and its processes, so his intuitive aptitude power just lets him do that without years of training.<br />
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	\| [[Sylar]] may have a secondary ability to control his body or genetic structure in a similar way to [[Peter Petrelli]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Sylar holds Peter up telekinetically and states "You're like me aren't you?" and says he'd love to see that work.<br />		\| [[Sylar]] may have a secondary ability to control his body or genetic structure in a similar way to [[Peter Petrelli]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Sylar holds Peter up telekinetically and states "You're like me aren't you?" and says he'd love to see that work.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar could simply have meant that Peter can take powers as well.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar could simply have meant that Peter can take powers as well.<br />
	{{plus}} Sylar pretends to be dead after watching a cockroach crawl on the floor. Cockroaches slow their heart rate, just as Sylar seemingly did to fool Hank into thinking he was dead.<br />		{{plus}} Sylar pretends to be dead after watching a cockroach crawl on the floor. Cockroaches slow their heart rate, just as Sylar seemingly did to fool Hank into thinking he was dead.<br />