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<blockquote data-quote="Samloyal23" data-source="post: 7076382" data-attributes="member: 21432"><p>So far I have allowed him to only use small electronic devices he can carry on his person while time is frozen, so he can take pictures with his phone or use the calculator app but he cannot drive his car. To steal a motor cycle he had to unfreeze the wheels and push. Crimewise, he goes into banks daily and removes cash from all the teller's drawers, goes to the mall and picks up whatever he likes and puts it in his car. He goes to his local mall every day and picks a hot chick to bend over a table on the foodcourt and use like a sex doll (he checks there phones for text messages and FB posts so he can virtually stalk them). </p><p></p><p>He definitely spends more than 5 minutes in his subjective time, maybe an hour or two at a time. I imagine he ages normally but in the subjective time's rate. I am guessing he spends maybe an nanosecond of real time per hour in his subjective time, so he ages an hour in a nanosecond. That could really add up over time. I do not think he is literally stopping the flow time through the whole continuum, more like he is slipping out of phase with normal time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Samloyal23, post: 7076382, member: 21432"] So far I have allowed him to only use small electronic devices he can carry on his person while time is frozen, so he can take pictures with his phone or use the calculator app but he cannot drive his car. To steal a motor cycle he had to unfreeze the wheels and push. Crimewise, he goes into banks daily and removes cash from all the teller's drawers, goes to the mall and picks up whatever he likes and puts it in his car. He goes to his local mall every day and picks a hot chick to bend over a table on the foodcourt and use like a sex doll (he checks there phones for text messages and FB posts so he can virtually stalk them). He definitely spends more than 5 minutes in his subjective time, maybe an hour or two at a time. I imagine he ages normally but in the subjective time's rate. I am guessing he spends maybe an nanosecond of real time per hour in his subjective time, so he ages an hour in a nanosecond. That could really add up over time. I do not think he is literally stopping the flow time through the whole continuum, more like he is slipping out of phase with normal time. [/QUOTE]
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