Theory:Heat generation - Revision history

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Reverted edits by Sn00zz (Talk); changed back to last version by Intuitive Empath

2011-08-23T03:15:59Z

Reverted edits by Sn00zz (Talk); changed back to last version by Intuitive Empath

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Reverted edits by Sn00zz (Talk); changed back to last version by Intuitive Empath

2011-08-23T03:15:59Z

Reverted edits by Sn00zz (Talk); changed back to last version by Intuitive Empath

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	:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />		:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />
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imported>Sn00zz at 03:17, 22 August 2011

2011-08-22T03:17:07Z

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	:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />		:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath: heat is a microwave, just because he emits them it doesn't mean he emits all of them

2010-07-29T23:17:14Z

heat is a microwave, just because he emits them it doesn't mean he emits all of them

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	\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />		\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />
	:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />		:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />
	:{{note}} Microwaves are not a form of heat energy. Microwaves used in mobile phones don't heat things, the only reason microwave ovens do is because they vibrate at the same frequency as water, thereby making it vibrate, and producing heat.
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imported>Kitface at 17:24, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T17:24:36Z

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	\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />		\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />
	:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />		:{{note}} Heating seems closer to [[microwave emission]] than it is to pyrokinesis. Microwaves are a form of radiant energy, a form of heat.<br />
			:{{note}} Microwaves are not a form of heat energy. Microwaves used in mobile phones don't heat things, the only reason microwave ovens do is because they vibrate at the same frequency as water, thereby making it vibrate, and producing heat.
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imported>Mc hammark: Undo revision 445217 by D and d 123 (Talk):the theory still stands

2010-05-03T19:55:10Z

Undo revision 445217 by D and d 123 (Talk):the theory still stands

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			\| Heat generation also allows the user to turn into air. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Freezing and heating both affect temperature. Freezing has developed into turning into a liquid, so theoretically the opposite would allow the user to turn into air.<br />
			:{{minus}} Tracy's ability also has a water component to it, she might even have a broader ability which accounts for all effects of freezing.<br />
			:{{minus}} No other person with freezing could turn to water.<br />
			:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />
			:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire.<br/>
			:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.<br />
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	\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />		\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />

imported>D and d 123: The removed theory has stagnated

2010-05-03T17:05:50Z

The removed theory has stagnated

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	\| Heat generation also allows the user to turn into air. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Freezing and heating both affect temperature. Freezing has developed into turning into a liquid, so theoretically the opposite would allow the user to turn into air.<br />
	:{{minus}} Tracy's ability also has a water component to it, she might even have a broader ability which accounts for all effects of freezing.<br />
	:{{minus}} No other person with freezing could turn to water.<br />
	:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />
	:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire.<br/>
	:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.<br />
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	\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />		\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 13:37, 28 January 2010

2010-01-28T13:37:42Z

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	:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />		:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />
	:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire.<br/>		:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire.<br/>
	:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.		:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.<br />
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	\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />		\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />
	:{{minus}} If Mrs. Comey's ability was induced radioactivity, then anyone who ate her pancakes on a regular basis would be at risk of developing cancer.<br />		:{{minus}} If Mrs. Comey's ability was induced radioactivity, then anyone who ate her pancakes on a regular basis would be at risk of developing cancer.<br />
	:{{note}} Not necessarily. Radiation doesn't necessarily make everything it touches radioactive.		:{{note}} Not necessarily. Radiation doesn't necessarily make everything it touches radioactive.<br />
			::{{note}} She emits infrared radiation, more commonly known as heat.<br />
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	\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />		\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />

imported>PJDEP: That wasn't quite what I wanted to say

2010-01-28T02:28:41Z

That wasn't quite what I wanted to say

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	:{{minus}} No other person with freezing could turn to water.<br />		:{{minus}} No other person with freezing could turn to water.<br />
	:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />		:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />
	:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire~~, which is definately related to heat~~.<br/>		:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire.<br/>
	:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.		:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.
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imported>ERROR at 02:07, 28 January 2010

2010-01-28T02:07:24Z

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	:{{minus}} No other person with freezing could turn to water.<br />		:{{minus}} No other person with freezing could turn to water.<br />
	:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />		:{{minus}} How would heating account for sublimation of a person?<br />
	:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire.<br/>		:{{minus}} The opposite of water is fire, which is definately related to heat.<br/>
			:{{minus}} It doesn't even make any sense, anyways. Heat generation does not mean air mimicry.
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	\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />		\| Heat generation is an application of [[induced radioactivity]]. \|\| [[.07%]]: [[Ted Sprague]] emits an electromagnetic pulse. \|\| {{plus}} Induced radioactivity is described as the ability to 'emit radiation', most commonly electromagnetic. This is shown by Ted Sprague's emission of microwaves, gamma waves, and inducing an EMP effect.<br />
	:{{minus}} If Mrs. Comey's ability was induced radioactivity, then anyone who ate her pancakes on a regular basis would be at risk of developing cancer.<br />		:{{minus}} If Mrs. Comey's ability was induced radioactivity, then anyone who ate her pancakes on a regular basis would be at risk of developing cancer.<br />
			:{{note}} Not necessarily. Radiation doesn't necessarily make everything it touches radioactive.
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	\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />		\| Heat generation is a proto-ability from which pyrokinesis developed. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Heating works by simply generating heat. It seems more primal than [[pyrokinesis]] (which produces actual flames).<br />