The ability to move anything
this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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You are not able to move while lifting anything
You move the exact same distance into the opposite direction of the moved object, even if there already exists another object in that space.
Ability to successfully persuade any living being to do what I want them to do.
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Ability to phase through non-Newtonian fluids as if they were regular Newtonian fluids.
Side effect: Newtonian fluids change their behaviour to that of non Newtonian fluids and you can't pass any of them in a hurry. You can run on water now though.
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Everytime you do it feels like walking on Lego
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