User:Mistsight

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 of a situation in seconds. So logic follows, Why can't a human? Turns out, that's possible. During first-person shooters, some people have reported 'sensing' enemy locations, or the locations of other players. Before you jump in with your deluded 'Eclipse' or 'unused 80% of the brain' theories, An eclipse theory is pure fantasy, and the 80% that is supposedly unused is actually, just the part that isn't the frontal lobe. Technically, only 20% is used for cognitive functions and general processing. The rest is used for sensory functions, memory, motor functions, ETC. In my opinion, based on the last location of the enemy player, the brain is forced to calculate their position based on time since last seen, their speed and various other factors. However, I've taken this to another level. At times, I've not only found players on instinct, but also predicted their movements, and entered into a state that I've named 'Mist Sight' In essence, this allows for a 3-Dimensional rendering of a possible situation in my mind, though it's like barely shaded objects are present against a black background with mist flowing over them. I've used this to defeat an enemy combatant once, so I'm aware that this isn't a delusion of grandeur.

For the record, the fact that I like heroes is a coincidence for all of you mohinder wannabes... Although there is a symbol I've kept seeing that looks like the galactic leyline symbol from outlaw star with a slash going from the upper-right to the lower left through it. Although the S isn't stylized as a dragon, it's just an S.