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| In a truly ironic twist, with the advent of superhuman performance (speed, strength, endurance, durability) a lot of the entirely stupid principles which made zero sense on human terms could be adapted through the use of restrictive training and advanced simulation which could in software perform many life-times worth of combat in just a few hours to determine what is effective and what is not and how each would need to be adjusted accordingly. | In a truly ironic twist, with the advent of superhuman performance (speed, strength, endurance, durability) a lot of the entirely stupid principles which made zero sense on human terms could be adapted through the use of restrictive training and advanced simulation which could in software perform many life-times worth of combat in just a few hours to determine what is effective and what is not and how each would need to be adjusted accordingly. | ||
| - | Similarly, while Qi in the truest sense is not real, the state it places the brain to is. In this state, a [[/ | + | Similarly, while Qi in the truest sense is not real, the state it places the brain to is. In this state, a [[/ |