This ability enables a person to store memories and to gather and interpret data as quickly and effectively as a computer, if not more efficiently. They could crack electronic codes effortlessly, and communicate using digital waves. They could also give themselves sensory properties of a computer, e.g. radar or GPS. Stephan's mind is also protected by a password, blocking telepathic intrusion, and Abel can do the same if he'd wish to. Dann's mind would be protected similarly if he didn't already possess telepathy.
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| - This ability enables a person to store memories and to gather and interpret data as quickly and effectively as a computer, if not more efficiently. They could crack electronic codes effortlessly, and communicate using digital waves. They could also give themselves sensory properties of a computer, e.g. radar or GPS. Stephan's mind is also protected by a password, blocking telepathic intrusion, and Abel can do the same if he'd wish to. Dann's mind would be protected similarly if he didn't already possess telepathy.
- Digital Mind, also called Digital Mimicry is the psychic mimicry of the electronic "thought" processes of a computer hard drive, allowing memory and data gathering, analysis and processing on par with or beyond a supercomputer; one with this ability can also read bar codes and binary code like an actual language. The information that is downloaded into a user's mind may or may not develop an additional ability that works with this one allowing them to have access to that "downloaded" information permanently, so it may be subject to the workings of a normal human memory. However, if that person does permanently maintain the information their minds work much like that of a Panmnesiac or someone with an Eidetic Memory, the only difference being that it is much more like a computer's file syst
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Daniel Vaughan-Reist-Greene
Abel Rushton
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| - Digital Mind, also called Digital Mimicry is the psychic mimicry of the electronic "thought" processes of a computer hard drive, allowing memory and data gathering, analysis and processing on par with or beyond a supercomputer; one with this ability can also read bar codes and binary code like an actual language. The information that is downloaded into a user's mind may or may not develop an additional ability that works with this one allowing them to have access to that "downloaded" information permanently, so it may be subject to the workings of a normal human memory. However, if that person does permanently maintain the information their minds work much like that of a Panmnesiac or someone with an Eidetic Memory, the only difference being that it is much more like a computer's file system, with a limited amount of space, and when more information needs to be added after the space is full then old information may need to be "deleted", but since this person has access to the computer networks that store the information this may or may not be a very debilitating fact. Those that do develop the accompanying memory enhancement however do not have an enhanced memory for everything that they perceive, it only applies to information gathered through direct computer access. A technopathic and cyberkinetic may have access to this ability.
- This ability enables a person to store memories and to gather and interpret data as quickly and effectively as a computer, if not more efficiently. They could crack electronic codes effortlessly, and communicate using digital waves. They could also give themselves sensory properties of a computer, e.g. radar or GPS. Stephan's mind is also protected by a password, blocking telepathic intrusion, and Abel can do the same if he'd wish to. Dann's mind would be protected similarly if he didn't already possess telepathy.
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