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Super Power

In our world today, we are surrounded by super heroes.
My personal favorite would  have to be Captain America.
(Exibit A)
Okay, so that has nothing to do with what I wanted to write about, but I just couldn't help it- he is adorable!
 
Anyway- so someone asked me the other day if I could have any super power in the world, what would it be. I thought about it and could not come up with an answer. Now I have an answer.
 
I would want the ability to read what people are thinking. Life would be so much easier. There would be no guessing game with anything. You would be able to tell if someone was having a bad day or if a guy liked you. You could really help people get things accomplished. I would be able to see if my students really are understanding something or if they are lying.
 
So that would be my super power. If you hear about a military experiment or see any radio active spiders anywhere, let me know.

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