QUOTE(Hedisl @ Feb 19 2006, 11:35 PM) [snapback]1069581[/snapback]
Um. I'm just curious. You must develop the ability to move and run at superhuman speed and you must develop your superhuman strength. You will go find a book to learn. All of you are born with special genes. Where are the real others who are born with superhuman speed and strength? Did you use the levitation to be able to fly?
This is
absurd, not only because you are talking about superhuman abilities with little to back you up, but because you are going against what you initially posted about genes. If it was genetic,
it should express itself without being fully trained. [Also take note at what BIO-MAGE said].
You can train your body to its limits, as people in the Olympics do and have done in the past, for example. They are some of the best [If not the best] athletes in the entire world. Super-human, on the other hand, is impossible to achieve without some sort of "genetic mutation" because it is exactly that; beyond human. If you did not initially have unusual fitness or physical prowess, for example, then it is unlikely there is some sort of super-human gene in you unless you are a
carrier. If that is the case, then your children have a chance of having the gene expresseed naturally.
It also would not be one gene. One gene alone does not specify how "powerful" you are, but rather a multitude of things. You may have superhuman muscles, but without superhuman lung capacity and a mighty cardiovascular system, it will not matter because you will not be capable of producing the amount of oxygen required by the muscles.
Therefore it is even more unlikely for this to exist in the first place because of the massive amount of genetic "mutations" [A better term being abnormalities] required to bring such things into existance, in which case would easily be noticed by the world media.
It is around 99.99999% repeating certain that we do not live in a world with X-Men. Sorry to dissapoint you.