Do you really have superpowers, do superpowers exist?

Superpowers are not recognized, and if they do, then the current knowledge of physics will have to be redefined. What is the force driving the special function, why can so many incredible abilities be formed, and has it ever existed? A lot of people are looking for answers.

There is a paranormal research society in the United Kingdom that studies this ability. There is also ESP training at the Human Potential Development Center in the United States. The Soviet Union was the KGB, and it was very famous.

Professor Li only develops children's special abilities, because it is easier to develop children's abilities and easy to guide. It will not be burdened by whether this thing is true or not, whether there is or not, whether there is belief or not, and whether there is belief or not. It is the unity of mind and mind, without distractions.

Unwavering faith in the existence of this power. Then you can maximize your potential. From a scientific point of view, there is no such thing as a specific function.

Otherwise, why don't you see that there are special functions on the street! It is also reasonable for science to deny the theory of the special functions of the human body. You can compare it.

Example: cups. Physical:

It must be assisted or inertial to drive. Ability: The mind of the person must enter a special environment to be driven by no physical characteristics, just like a ghost**, no one takes it, and it will automatically fly over.

Will science accept this view? Cosmic resonance and resonance functions (sixth sense, telekinesis, clairvoyance, intuition, inspiration, dreams, etc.) Actuation, remote sensing, and remote vision are beyond the limits of physical science. It's not considered pseudoscience or doesn't exist.

Don't be obsessed with wealth and **, the Buddha said, the heart has its own, and the heart has nothing.

does not exist.

Superpowers don't exist, superpowers are just a kind of thing made up in ** and film and television dramas, because human beings like to transcend, and everyone wants to become an outstanding superman, able to do things that ordinary people can't and can't do, so there is such a thing as superpowers.

Superpowers are more of a fantasy, which basically exist in the plots of **, movies, and TV series, like the Marvel movies we like to watch, the characters in them all have similar abilities, but in real life, this ability does not exist in cognition.

Of course, there is no such thing as the kind of "superpower" we envision. The world is so big that it can be said that anything strange can happen. From a certain point of view, as long as the base is large enough, of course, "anything is possible".

The number of human beings has now reached the level of more than six billion, and it stands to reason that this base is large enough; So among so many human beings, is there the kind of "superpower" that we see in film and television dramas, such as various Marvel movies? There are actually some mysterious superpower organizations, do these organizations exist?

In film and television dramas, the superpowers we yearn for certainly do not exist. We all know that in various movies, those heroic superpowers have never been uncommon. For example, the "Avengers" series of movies, which won the world's highest box office record last year, has countless "superpowers" among them, such as Captain America, Thor, Hulk and others.

But these superpowers, of course, are just an imagination of the movieIn the real world, if such "superpowers" really existed, the pattern of our world would have been changed long ago. Mature and stable political structures will not emerge, and perhaps these powerful "superpowers" will long have ruled the world.

However, "superpowers" in the narrow sense also exist. If we narrow down the scope of superpowers, and just say that those who have abilities that are "beyond the reach of ordinary people", then of course they exist. For example, an English young man, Daniel Kish, was blind and could not see anything since he was a child.

But he has a remarkable "superpower", he can use the shaking of his tongue to judge what is happening in his surroundings. This kind of ability is a bit similar to the so-called "internal strength" kung fu we described in martial arts**.

To sum up, the superpowers we envisioned to move mountains and reclaim the sea certainly do not exist; But if superpowers are abilities that are "beyond the reach of ordinary people", then there are also people who have them.