I Have been reading books and doing research on this and i have found some humans actual have super powers like the ones you read about in comic books some of the powers i have found with in some people are
Psychic abilities
clairvoyance,psychometry,
Telepathy,Pyrokinesis,
Precognition,
Clairvoyance,
ESP,Empathy.
Physical abilities Extreme strength,Super Agility,
Speed,Vision,mussel mimic,Fast healing
Mental abilities
Super memory,genius-level intelligence,
Belief,Creativity,
Super natural / Spiritual abilities
Witch Craft,Weather control,
Miscellaneous abilities
vocal control,Mimic
These are just a few of the powers I have studied in humans now my question is could this be a form of human Evolution?
And are their any ability's that you have noticed you have and can you tell me about it
2007-12-03
00:30:44
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yes i do Empathy,Clairvoyance,E.S.P,Precognition,
Intuition
but only to a small degree the highest ability i have is being an Empathy. My Precognition is not very good i see something for forget it till about 10mins before it happens but nothing very important like some one is going to say something or like some one is about drop something things like that
2007-12-03
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i'd say it is the end of our involution.
there are theories about humans having been the actual gods, but loosing all those NORMAL abilities generation by generation.
good news is we are in a constant age of mass awakening and the 'myths busters' are having less and less to talk about.
i've been around this category for about a couple of weeks and i've also been labeled today as 'yahoo paranormal evangelist'. it may have been [i'm sure it was] in contempt, but i was flattered.
the more you allow these debunkers to shout into your ears 'it-is-not-possible', the greater chances are you lose your confidence and you will most probably believe there are limitations.
2007-12-03 00:50:41
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answered by Mirko 7
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That's not really 'super powers'. The first one is known as an addrenaline rush, the second may be an example of an idiot-savant ability. Or just a good memory, like a photographic memory. But they happen all the time - nothing super about them, really.
2016-04-07 05:27:47
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answered by Anonymous
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Somebody replied that ESP is nothing but being aware of subtle "clues," but that's not at all true. I have precognition and used to--before I became ill-- win big at the lottery about 1 out of every 5 times I played. Eventually they put my picture up on the wall of winners at the grocery store where I bought my tickets.
And there have been many other instances. One day i just decided not to go to school. The next class I asked somebody what I missed and I found out that I didn't miss anything; the professor had some kind of problem and didn't show up the day I decided to stay home.
There is much more to ESP and psi than "coincidence" or subtle "clues" or any other of the mundane explanations that skeptics always come up with.
2007-12-03 13:02:46
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answered by Hunter 6
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I know people posses gifts and some are more advanced than others but I would not call these super powers. There was a show way back when I was a kid called strong man or the strongest men in the world or something like that. It has been over 40 years since I have seen that show but they had me of extraordinary strength to do things like hold a Cessna airplane from taking off and one guy was holding two of them until He lost it and they started taking off and he was almost killed but he got the rope off just before they left the ground. In the late seventies or early eighties there was a special on dare devils and I saw one man sit on a box of dynamite and it exploded and he was thrown several feet and survived but was shaken.
A lot of it is mathematics and skill.
BB
2007-12-03 08:38:47
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answered by Anonymous
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First, I don't consider these superpowers. For reference I consider super powers being able to fly (without a plane or other mechanical assistance), X-ray vision (without the machine), shape shifting into animal forms and other such powers.
Second, yes the normal human abilities that you name could be part of human evolution. For instance we know that many creative and genius level humans form more neural connections in their brain than the average person (they don't use more of the brain but they use what is there with greater efficiency). One can only hope that as a species we will continue to nurture learning (despite the debunkers discouragements) and creativity and these traits will grow and develop in all of us as a species.
However, there is an idea that suggest human abilities like ESP are ancient abilities that we used to survive as a species (for instance knowing where to look during the hunt or when a fellow tribe member was in trouble) and that over the years as mankind has conquered nature and developed technology that these these abilities (no longer vital) fell into disuse by the species.
So, yes it could be evolution as that even in evolution some traits of a species are lost.
2007-12-03 10:26:54
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answered by psiexploration 7
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In terms of real science Super human strength is a documented fact. Evolution could be an explanation but no hereditary link has ever been made. These are usually attributed to training and discipline. There are limits to how strong a person can get because of the laws of physics. There is a limit to how much a person would be able to lift without taring cartilage. There is also a limit to muscle strength do to the limits of protein and muscle fibers.
But keep dreaming.
As far as ESP, they can easily be explained as a person with good perception and awareness. Most people aren't aware of suttle clues that other people give off about their intentions. Some people are more sensitive to these clues. There could be a evolutionary explanation for that but there is also no evidence of that.
2007-12-03 00:47:35
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answered by wisemancumth 5
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Like the other guy said, humans have had these powers since forever. Just because it is finally getting attention doesn't mean its something new. Take me for example: I have been able to display on numerous occasions: psychic abilities, clairvoyance, telepathy, precognition, ESP, empathy, and others.
I believe Sylvia Brown is a fake too, but some of us (the real ones with talent) out there just don't want ourselves "tested". for one, its annoying, and I really dont need to be on tv or anything. answering stuff on here is enough for me. fame is for fakes.
2007-12-03 06:34:05
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answered by Ravyn 2
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I honestly dont understand why people find it so hard to believe that things like this exist. Essentially all you have to do is take a long hard think about life, and everything you have ever learned, and you will realise these claims are not so outrageous. The only reason we are taught not to believe these events, is because "scientists" cannot find a plausable explanation for the outcome of certain events, such as telepathy across countries, ESP, etc.
Life is very strange, and i always wonder, if its true that 65% of humans believe in the afterlife, why do only 10% believe in telepathy and "super powers" as mentioned above.
2007-12-03 00:40:22
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answered by Anonymous
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George w bush has super greed,super hypocrite, super lying, and that mussel mimic you spoke about! No one else can imitate a mussel talking like he can!
2007-12-04 05:11:17
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answered by Anonymous
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What are some of the books? I'm really interested.
2015-04-20 16:09:05
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answered by Jessika 1
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I prefer to call them gifts rather than "powers". My strongest is my empathy, I can feel the emotions of others as well as emotional energy and just energy in general. I'm also telepathic, a touch clairvoyant (my sight isn't crystal clear yet, but I can "see" on occassion), and clairaudient (spirit hearing...can hear at the very least angels).
2007-12-03 03:47:42
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answered by I'm just me 7
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