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| firstname = Matt |
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| lastname = Neuenberg |
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| file = C025 |
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| password = MNjdq12e |
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| image = Matt Neuenberg real.jpg |
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| alias = Keyboard Samurai |
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| weight = 165 lbs |
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| sex = M |
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| hair = Black |
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| nationality = American |
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| complexion = Fair |
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| build = Lean |
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| race = Caucasian |
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| dob = December 24th, 1990 |
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| pob = St. Louis, MO |
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| height = 5'7" |
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| lkl = St. Louis, MO |
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| occupations = Student |
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| scars = Scar tissue from radioisotope injection. |
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| ability = Enhanced Memory |
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| eac = Cerebral |
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| detail = Ability to quickly absorb and accurately retain great amounts of information. |
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| control = 35 |
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| similar person = Charlie Andrews |
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| similar sex = F |
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| similar age = 25 |
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| similar location = Midland, TX |
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| similar control = 52% |
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| similar image = At C007Thumb.jpg |
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| biological = 30 |
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| cerebral = 85 |
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| elemental = 20 |
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| temporal = 5 |
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| cranial = Cranial imaging Matt N.jpg |
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| diagram = AT diagram Matt N.jpg |
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| history = Though from an average, middle-class family living a fairly typical American suburb, Matt Neuenberg never felt like he fit in, even before first manifesting his ability at the age of twelve. His extreme reticence and awkward manner in social situations made it difficult for him to form friendships. By the time he reached high school, he was a self-professed "loner," even if not by choice, with a heavily cynical attitude toward high school and suburban life in general. |
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Because of his ability to absorb massive amounts of information, he never developed any particular interests or hobbies of his own. His existence consisted, for the most part, of school and a home life spent largely alone in his bedroom absorbed more and more knowledge of the world, knowledge he never put to any real use other than mastery of schoolwork. |
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| psych = The subject suffers from a common dilemma among teenagers: he likes to see himself as being "special" or different while at the same time he internalized an almost desperate need to be liked and to fit in among his peers. Unlike an average teenager, however, this subject is different as his brain can consume and retain vast amounts of information. |
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Rather than embrace this ability and use it to his advantage, he has internalized it as yet "one other thing" that makes him different from his peer group. This has manifested itself as a cynical attitude and immediate lack of trust upon encountering someone new. In another contradiction, he sees every new person as a possible friend, even if he immediately doesn't trust him or her. |
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These contradictions have made him quiet, introspective, and fearful of the world at large. Even though he has the brain capacity and natural intelligence to achieve truly remarkable things, his distrust and cynical nature have all but predetermined him to a lifetime of internal suffering and professional failure. |
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Revision as of 17:03, 17 February 2009
Because of his ability to absorb massive amounts of information, he never developed any particular interests or hobbies of his own. His existence consisted, for the most part, of school and a home life spent largely alone in his bedroom absorbed more and more knowledge of the world, knowledge he never put to any real use other than mastery of schoolwork.
Rather than embrace this ability and use it to his advantage, he has internalized it as yet "one other thing" that makes him different from his peer group. This has manifested itself as a cynical attitude and immediate lack of trust upon encountering someone new. In another contradiction, he sees every new person as a possible friend, even if he immediately doesn't trust him or her.
These contradictions have made him quiet, introspective, and fearful of the world at large. Even though he has the brain capacity and natural intelligence to achieve truly remarkable things, his distrust and cynical nature have all but predetermined him to a lifetime of internal suffering and professional failure.



