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Herbert Wyndham Research Paper
Super human intelligence has always been number one on my Coolest Super Powers list. And while intelligence isn’t something lacking within heros and villians, High Evolutionary, a marvel supervillain, beats them all.

This supervillain kicks butt. With powers such as matter and energy manipulation, telekinesis, and telepathy, he isn’t a force to be reckoned with. In addition to those abilities is his amazing exoskeleton making him essentially immortal. But here’s the catch, High Evolutionary, aka Herbert Wyndham, was born human. It’s through his sheer ungraspable intelligence that he evolved himself to the point of gaining superhero abilities.

If I could possess such an amazing brain, even if only for a day, the possibilities are endless.

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