The Tuxedo

On 30 Oct 2005 16:26:15 -0800, "SilverLion" <silverlion.DeleteThis@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Why is that?
>I remember the movie, but I don't think it was a good example of the
>"possibility" (it was a comedy/Jacki Chan movie, hence aimed at humor
>which shifts some of the "feel")

If your suit has more coordination than you do, the only way to do it
that I can see is to have the suit operating independantly of your
control to some extent. How does a suit make your brain judge
proportions more accurately? How does it make your brain make choices
more quickly?
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Very simple, by reading nerve impulses and rather than sending them
along at wiring speed using photo-rams to send them along at light
speed!

It is superheroes we are talking about. A lot of agility can be done by
limiting movements not accelerating them, clumsy people are often
considered clumsy because of how their limbs do not seem to coordinate
themselves well---that is they break something, they move and trip over
their own feet, etc--by limiting actions and movements to a more
balanced/efficient scale, you can actually increase the agility of a
person, not by "boosting" actual capability, but by eliminationg a
limitation.
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