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Theories about Mental manipulation

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The 'nullifying' aspect of mental manipulation can only be used against a known target.	None	+ If the nullifying aspect could be kept 'on' constantly, then all evolved humans within a certain radius would be suddenly stripped of their powers (including any 'special' agents who might happen to be around). - So they did - Hiro and Daphne were unable to use their power when the Haitian was near. (One of Us, One of Them)
Mental manipulation can be used to view memories, as well as take them.	None	+ Without the ability to see memories in some fashion, René would have to know exactly what a person had seen/experienced in order to take their memory. If that were true, then René's ability would be far less versatile.

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 :{{minus}} So they did - [[Hiro]] and [[Daphne]] were unable to use their power when the Haitian was near. (''[[One of Us, One of Them]]'')<br />
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-| [[Mental manipulation]] can be used to view memories, as well as take them. || None || {{plus}} Without the ability to see memories in some fashion, the Haitian would have to know exactly what a person had seen/experienced in order to take their memory. If that were true, then Rene's ability would be far less versatile.<br />
+| [[Mental manipulation]] can be used to view memories, as well as take them. || None || {{plus}} Without the ability to see memories in some fashion, René would have to know exactly what a person had seen/experienced in order to take their memory. If that were true, then René's ability would be far less versatile.<br />
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