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FYI, I'm trying to follow an unwritten rule. But I'm having trouble due to grey areas in logic.
Examples: All IRL organisms are immune to hacking and EMPs, but that's nigh irrelevent and shouldn't be on profile. And we also have IRL invertabrates resistant/immune to bone manipulation.
We also have animals that have weaker abilities than people that still have their powers because they're distinct and different than people. Like animals with weaker bites and not very sharp teeth still having bodily weaponry due to low surface area. And small size is a superpower that can be added.
So what about cases like IRL tools? They're immune to life and death-based abilities since they're inanimate. That immunity can be argued to not be on there like organisms' immunity to EMPs and hacking. What about abilities like small size, inorganic physiology and self-sustenance to IRL weapon profiles?
Examples: All IRL organisms are immune to hacking and EMPs, but that's nigh irrelevent and shouldn't be on profile. And we also have IRL invertabrates resistant/immune to bone manipulation.
We also have animals that have weaker abilities than people that still have their powers because they're distinct and different than people. Like animals with weaker bites and not very sharp teeth still having bodily weaponry due to low surface area. And small size is a superpower that can be added.
So what about cases like IRL tools? They're immune to life and death-based abilities since they're inanimate. That immunity can be argued to not be on there like organisms' immunity to EMPs and hacking. What about abilities like small size, inorganic physiology and self-sustenance to IRL weapon profiles?
