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</table>imported>Mistsighthttps://heroeswiki.ddns.net/index.php?title=User:Mistsight&diff=177516&oldid=previmported>Mistsight: New page: Hello. I personally think that I've chosen my name for an interesting reason... Where to start. Human brains are factors faster than that of computers and they can calculate the outcome o...2009-07-30T07:37:49Z<p>New page: Hello. I personally think that I've chosen my name for an interesting reason... Where to start. Human brains are factors faster than that of computers and they can calculate the outcome o...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hello. I personally think that I've chosen my name for an interesting reason... Where to start. <br />
Human brains are factors faster than that of computers and they can calculate the outcome<br />
of a situation in seconds. So logic follows, Why can't a human? Turns out, that's possible. <br />
During first-person shooters, some people have reported 'sensing' enemy locations, or the locations<br />
of other players. Before you jump in with your deluded 'Eclipse' or 'unused 80% of the brain' theories,<br />
An eclipse theory is pure fantasy, and the 80% that is supposedly unused is actually, just the part<br />
that isn't the frontal lobe. Technically, only 20% is used for cognitive functions and general<br />
processing. The rest is used for sensory functions, memory, motor functions, ETC. In my opinion,<br />
based on the last location of the enemy player, the brain is forced to calculate their position<br />
based on time since last seen, their speed and various other factors. However, I've taken this<br />
to another level. At times, I've not only found players on instinct, but also predicted their<br />
movements, and entered into a state that I've named 'Mist Sight' In essence, this allows for a<br />
3-Dimensional rendering of a possible situation in my mind, though it's like barely shaded objects<br />
are present against a black background with mist flowing over them. I've used this to defeat an<br />
enemy combatant once, so I'm aware that this isn't a delusion of grandeur.<br />
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For the record, the fact that I like heroes is a coincidence for all of you mohinder wannabes...<br />
Although there is a symbol I've kept seeing that looks like the galactic leyline symbol from<br />
outlaw star with a slash going from the upper-right to the lower left through it. Although<br />
the S isn't stylized as a dragon, it's just an S.</div>imported>Mistsight