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Originally Posted by Venom  If Natasha Demkina was an X-Men (like Jean Grey), she'd do 100% hit rate, in any circumstance whatsoever.
You know, the problem with "non-existent capability" is that it's very unreliable. 
Of course Natasha Demkina gave rationnalisation for her failure. That what's psychics are expected to do when they fail test... |
If athletes were superheros (like Superman), they'd be able to leap vast heights 100% of the time, in any circumstances whatsoever.
The problem with non-existent capabilities is that they're very unreliable.
Of course, athletes rationalize their failures. That's what athletes are expected to do when they fail.
But I think we all know that when you see high jumping on TV, that's just computer graphics and special effects. Nobody can actually jump really high. And when people run really fast, that's just speeding up the tape. Obviously extraordinary feats of athleticism are faked...if they were real, they'd be reliable. Athletes claim they are unreliable. Therefore athletes do not exist.