This text explores the potential for Superman's powers to be rooted in psychokinesis, drawing parallels to fictional characters like Gil Hamilton. It also delves into fan theories surrounding the TV series 'House', analyzing the character's seemingly impossible feats and the use of specific music cues.
He only has super psychokinetic abilities. That is, he can move stuff with his mind. It only manifests as his powers. This would explain why he can pick up, say, a cruise ship. If you rested a cruise ship on a point as small as a person, it would break in half. Superman , though, is lifting the whole thing with his mind powers, so the force is distributed throughout, so it's not concentrated.
His mind interprets his desire to push with his muscles and so forth as demands for the psychic power and fills in with psychokinetic response, like a phantom limb, a la The Long Arm of Gil Hamilton. So Superman essentially has unlimited psychokinetic potential (or he has no real understanding of what it is) but it's limited by his own personally imagined limitations.This is plausible. The main character from a book I'm writing has the power to manipulate gravity, but it can pass as countless other powers: flight, telekinesis, super-strength, depending on how she uses it.Hence how House managed to escape from the upper story of a collapsing, burning building, how he manages to supposedly switch dental records to fake his death, and why he's just casually out in the open when Wilson sees him despite his presumed dead status. Also explains the soundtrack choice for the closing scene. The only previous use of Enjoy Yourself was when it was sung by a hallucination.The opening shows him beamed down to Earth from a ray of light ( a spaceship) and it really does help explain his eccentric and bizarre behaviour. It seems to be about him learning about humanity and trying to integrate without any real idea as to how to go about it. I find that it adds an interesting layer of humour to an already very funny series.I interpreted it as Heaven chucking him out for being a nuisance. The angels let him back in once they have had a break from his antics.In today’s world, social media plays a massive role in amplifying these theorie
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