Chronokinesis: An Affordable Superpower

paradox – wishing to understand time though not having enough time to do so, manipulating

Have you ever felt like time is not your friend? In my case, time is not only unfriendly to me, it is borderline the antagonist of my everyday life. I am constantly running out of time, being tardy, oversleeping, missing due dates; you name it. I am always late on trends and I always hear news a little too late (Michael Keaton was cast as Batman? When? Was it on 1983? I did not know!). If I am ever granted with the blessing of choosing a supernatural ability, I would choose to bend space and time in order to peacefully find the answers to all the problems of my first world existence.

My normal life would be benefited immensely, and I could maximize my efficiency at home and at school as a result of my unique abilities. At night however, I would don my super suit and fight to right the wrongs of the world. Traveling through time to battle injustice all throughout history, dueling with Attila the Hun, seeking revolution with George Washington himself, and bringing the evil-doers of the modern age to justice. With a mixture of stopping time to effectively paralyze my enemies, allowing me to arrest them without resistance, and moving through time to stop immoral actions before they even begin, Temporo could help rid the world of cruelty and injustice, culminating in my epic battle with my arch-nemesis, Dr. Chronos, who wishes to rewrite the laws of time to make him the ruler of history

If I were a superhero I would want my power to be able to see the future. If I was able to see the future I would be able to stop a lot of bad events from occurring. Also, I do not like surprises, so it would be great to know when, where, and how certain things will happen. Although, being able to see the future could be scary, it would be exciting to know when big events will occur.

In everyday life, a clock is undeniably indispensable. It tells and measures time, which helps in keeping people’s activities well-regulated. This definition is so widely known that whenever mentioning the term “clock,” all people can think of is the physical clock with hands and numbers; barely anybody recognizes that there is also the existence of another type: the body clock. In fact, the biological clock plays an imperative role in human’s life, especially with health. It can cause huge changes in behavior and bodily function. Its malfunctions may lead to serious chronic or fatal health problems. Thus, the body clock impacts our lives greatly.

The saying is that time flies when you’re having fun. A year can seem like an eternity to a young boy, but can seem like a mere millisecond to someone else. As Alan Moore wrote in Watchmen, “There is no future. There is no past. […] Time is simultaneous, an intricately structured jewel that humans insist on viewing one edge at a time, when the whole design is visible in every face” (Moore and Gibbons). Different perspectives on time exist, each of which influence the way that we as people perceive life, the universe, and everything that surrounds it. We as Humans forget that there are many different ways to perceive something, not just our own; experiences, situations, desirability, or even hallucinogenic or psychotropic drugs can create or alter a perception of time that’s different to the one that’s generally accepted. With this in mind, it’s clear that perceptions regarding the flow of time aren’t static; they’re purely subjective, unique to each individual who experiences it.

If I could have any superhero power, I would choose adoptive muscle memory. It is not a commonly known ability, but it is the most fascinating. With this unique power, one is able to immediately mimic any action witnessed, in person or in a video, and recall these actions at any point in the future. At the drop of a hat, I would become a professional martial artist, an influential speaker, an Olympic gymnast, a polyglot, a pilot, a heavy-weight champion, a psychic, a surgeon —the possibilities are endless. With this power, lifetimes of knowledge could be absorbed in a matter of days.

This strucutre is Chronilogical, the first sentence needs to be moved to after the third logical response. Should start off, “ Common to all factory trawlers are four essential elements that set them apart from the generations of fishing vesels that preceded them.. Then proceed to state “ First there is a tern ramp, Second there is a sheltered belowdecks, Third there is an ammonia ,Fourth and finally there is equipment to make fishmeal.

The future will always be unclear, and history will always be apart of lives. The world will never know what the future will bring, and if history will be made or will repeat itself. America has been through a lot of experiences and situations that may not have always turned out for the good, but Americans should be optimistic of the future. In 2016 alone, America and other countries made huge breakthroughs for the future. There has been breakthroughs in new ways of curing Alzheimer's and Cancer. Alzheimer's disease breakthroughs as new recent drugs clear toxins from the patient's brain, “An antibody that can almost completely clear the visible signs of Alzheimer’s disease from the brain has been discovered in a breakthrough” (Johnston,

Time flies when you are having fun, as the old adage says, may have some real psychological value behind it. Do angry faces seems to resonate for longer periods of time as compared to happy faces? How does this distortion occur with the time passage of time identical in both scenarios? We frequently encounter emotional facial expressions in our daily lives. These facial expressions help us to judge an individual’s attitudes and feelings. But is there really a time distortion between angry and happy faces, and how does this time distortion occur?

I can create time utility by providing our products at the places where they are open for 24 hours, therefore out customers can buy our products at any time they wish or want to. People will look for drinks to purchase when they are thirsty or hot, so I can also make our products available at the warmer places.

They cannot slow time, but they can make the best of

In the story “Keeping Time” by professor and award-winning author, Bill Meissner, he reveals the theme of “Don’t hold grudges.” When the main character tries out for his high-school baseball team, he gets cut and harbors his hatred towards Coach Brace for about 20 years. Due to his malevolent thoughts, he had thrown away the future he had planned and made for himself. As a result of getting cut from the team, he quit baseball and put an end to any chance he had to ever become a pro player. The main character’s hatred towards Coach Brace held him back into a dark hole of depression.

We can’t control time, yet. The only things that changes is our perception of time, and if you have tunnel vision for a goal in the far future, then you will have many hours, days, months, or even years have passed, and you are no closer to your end goal.

Imagine that there was a power outage throughout the night, causing your alarm clock to restart. Now you are late for work, which gets you in trouble with your boss. So now you are sitting at work anxiously waiting to clock out due to this terrible day. Thinking that it’s been hours since the last time you looked at the clock, but in reality only ten minutes have passed. As this common situation used personal perception that, altered the reality of physical time. This is a prime example why I believe that time is perceived only through the construction of events rather than the physical time used. Although physical time is commonly used; each individual has their own ability to