Introductory Superhuman Physics, Period 4 [12-16]

[notanactualfairy]

"This marks the end of our time together," Jean-Paul said. "I hope you have all learned something, or at least learned to think about how superpowers work. If you are from a reality where superpowers are merely hypothetical, well, congratulations, you have something to look strange on your transcript. Now all that is left is not to fail this class, and that is fairly simple. Your final assignment is to write an essay on a superpower--it can be one we have covered in this class, or another of your choosing--and the ramifications that superpower's existence has for the laws of physics as currently understood. Anyone who chooses a superpower that has no effect on physics will fail. You have the rest of the period. Begin."

Comments

Re: Write Your Exam

[sixstandingby.livejournal.com]

Gavin started writing his exam on invisibility since it was the first that popped into his head. The impact on physics seemed to be obvious enough. People were not meant to modify their body chemistry in a way that made them invisible. The molecules, electrons and protons were created in a way that allowed the person to be seen. If bodies were meant to be modified in that way, everyone would walk around invisibly.