Share your super power

[AION]

Be specific.

So don’t say I have a very deep intuition. 
 

Say I have a deep intuition and I can intuite time frames very accurately. 

That is my super skill by the way. 

[ZenSwift]

My superpower is self-deception. 

[AntonK]

my father and me have invented positive keyboard, we use pure method of communicating with digital world

https://hackaday.io/project/178216-positive-keyboard

[EternalForest]

May not be the most practical skill in the world, but I can make infinite art.

I write (and often record) a song every day and I write a film or television script every year without even trying.

Somehow, I never run out of ideas.

Edited Sunday at 08:50 AM by EternalForest

[Adrian colby]

I’ve freaked people out by turning up in their dreams and then reporting what was experienced after waking up. I’ve been known to hijack people who are in the company of a friend ( when I don’t know them or anywhere nearby) and report to the friend saying the exact phrase the person with them has said. 
I also had premonition lucid dream two nights in a row with the same person where I was clearly ignoring the fact that I loved them and in one scenario wasn’t able to rescue them from drowning in an ocean with no edge or surface. Following two days of silence then she contacted me to say she was in hospital and had suffered a stroke. To this day I refuse to ignore the fact that I love her as she’s created so many heart opening lessons and realisations for me. 
I’ve had one telepathy incident with her and several with my wife( one being clearly audible even though I had headphones on at the time).

the last being dream interpretation or psychedelic ceremony interpretation which people perceive as some psychic power but it’s just the Socratic method of analysing and being astute to how the mind interprets its own states to create lessons and insights. People freak out saying I somehow gif into their heads, messed their brain around and then reorganised if for them making everything clear.. or placing the insight clearly in front of them ( just guiding them to their own insight)

[Terell Kirby]

Humor 

[Yimpa]

[Schizophonia]

I can open my nostrils, wiggle my right ear, and twist my thumb a little

[Hojo]

finger tappies. I adhd finger tapped for so long and then I played guitar hero with the controller and it allowed me to tap my fingers incredibly fast rhythms with music to almost any beat for hours on end without thinking or getting tired. I buy a cajun and rip on it. I dont have to think of beats my fingers automatically do it.

Edited Monday at 04:21 AM by Hojo

[WonderSeeker]

Perma-tripping, suffering, making loud clicking sounds with my mouth. Also, randomly, I can guess birthdays and ages insanely well

[ryoko]

Death Indifference and Crisis induced Euphoria.

Other people's death doesn't trigger me, no matter how close. Likely coming from my indifference to my own death. And on top of that, these induce the most sophisticated states in me. Especially when there's a personal crises. Flow states, DMT inside brain. 

Another thing is self inducing bliss, no need for any practice or such, although it's not sustainable if your body isn't fit and healthy. It's not magic, it's a skill. It's like gaining access to the bliss room inside your brain, there's a limited amount of chemicals there, use it wisely. Better not to use it at all, but instead use it to do hard things with ease. Anyways, fuck bliss I'm bored of it, I'm interested in the other emotions. Fair warning; this is not a real skill, we need all emotions, biasing towards bliss is a sureshot way to self dsetruction.

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These aren't super powers. Please don't use ugly words like that. It's normal to develop skills. 

Edited Wednesday at 05:42 PM by ryoko

[Franz_]

@ryoko come back when you can use magic too. that is far more interesting,altough i doubt that you can pull it off haha (feel free to prove me otherwise)  btw what do you think about death or why are you so nonchalant to your own? i kinda feel the same but sometimes i fear it idk

[LordFall]

I'm very good at systemizing things and thus can deconstruct and build systems that other people don't seem to be able to picture. Meaning in 10 years I should be a billionaire or really broke if my business ideas don't work lol. 

[Lyubov]

I think my super power is loving and appreciating myself even though sometimes I believe I don't deserve to 

[Rigel]

I can walk

[ryoko]

10 hours ago, Franz_ said:

what do you think about death or why are you so nonchalant to your own?

I was watching why most people cry during someone's death. It's not because they care for the dead, and it's not helping the dead by crying, only makes things harder if anything. 

Humans are too selfish, they can't deal with letting go. Or even seeing how beautiful it is now the dead is free of petty human drama. It is in no way bad or harmful for the dead. 

Of course I feel sad to see someone suffering, or being tortured, or having met an accident. But it ends the moment they die.

Edited 15 hours ago by ryoko

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@ryoko Do you think you are indifferent to your own death?

I would argue that - you haven't experienced it. So being 'indifferent' may be a conceptualization and not reflective of our real response to the experience. It could merely be a cerebral thought that 'I will be dead, so I will not know the experience, nor care'

Are you indifferent to dying? I would consider that different to death itself.

[ryoko]

@Natasha Tori Maru You can't measure it during or after death. You measure it when you know you're gonna die soon, and seeing how at peace you are. 

Edited 15 hours ago by ryoko

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@ryoko Good answer - so it is others death you are primarily indifferent to?

[ryoko]

You can't impose something for others you don't accept for yourself.