in a world of supers awaken(just like XMen universe),in a certain year or periods, such as eschatology-echoed 1999, a large number of Supers suddenly awakened around the world, numbering close to a million (this is a very large population).
their specific abilities and strengths varied greatly, but even the weakest individual could easily kill several well armed special forces soldiers, and more importantly, they looked no different from ordinary people and did not need to carry any weapons, so you could very hardly pick them out of the crowd (not to mention that many Supers could invisible, teleport, or change their appearance at will).
at begining, these Supers were scattered across countries and social classes. most once believed themselves to be the only Supers in the world, and were filled with shock and suspicion when encountering another supers———many exhibited strong exclusive behavior, like solitary, territorial animals, vehemently rejecting other Supers from entering their territories.
But this fragmented state wouldn't last forever. Eventually, the world's Supers would organize themselves, becoming organizations/gangs/circles/political parties or anything similar. If they couldn't, they would become prey for other Super organizations, or be constantly bullied by a particularly powerful Super.
So what we need to discuss here is: what kind of development process should this be from solitary territorial creatures to fully organized organisms?
In my imagination, this process must include:
- Internal competition among Supers, where organized Supers will conquer disorganized supers. highly organized Supers will conquer less organized supers.
-there must be an exceptionally strong and wise Super to act as leader. those leading figure doesn't necessarily have to be the strongest one, but must be one of the strongest individuals in the local. a smart brain without power mean nothing.
-The governments of the countries where they reside will certainly try to manage and organize these supers, but they will obviously be unable to prevent them from acquiring political power and becoming the new ruling class—they will be various forms of the Ottoman Turkish Janissary.
-Supers don't spawn out of nothing; they have their own ordinary people family member and relatives. They are usually willing to work for the benefit of their own families—and a country's total resources are limited. If they cannot conquer outside to increase the total pie of their country, then they must seize the pie from the domestic upper class and families.
This is an interesting sociological scenario hypothesis. what do you think?
their specific abilities and strengths varied greatly, but even the weakest individual could easily kill several well armed special forces soldiers, and more importantly, they looked no different from ordinary people and did not need to carry any weapons, so you could very hardly pick them out of the crowd (not to mention that many Supers could invisible, teleport, or change their appearance at will).
at begining, these Supers were scattered across countries and social classes. most once believed themselves to be the only Supers in the world, and were filled with shock and suspicion when encountering another supers———many exhibited strong exclusive behavior, like solitary, territorial animals, vehemently rejecting other Supers from entering their territories.
But this fragmented state wouldn't last forever. Eventually, the world's Supers would organize themselves, becoming organizations/gangs/circles/political parties or anything similar. If they couldn't, they would become prey for other Super organizations, or be constantly bullied by a particularly powerful Super.
So what we need to discuss here is: what kind of development process should this be from solitary territorial creatures to fully organized organisms?
In my imagination, this process must include:
- Internal competition among Supers, where organized Supers will conquer disorganized supers. highly organized Supers will conquer less organized supers.
-there must be an exceptionally strong and wise Super to act as leader. those leading figure doesn't necessarily have to be the strongest one, but must be one of the strongest individuals in the local. a smart brain without power mean nothing.
-The governments of the countries where they reside will certainly try to manage and organize these supers, but they will obviously be unable to prevent them from acquiring political power and becoming the new ruling class—they will be various forms of the Ottoman Turkish Janissary.
-Supers don't spawn out of nothing; they have their own ordinary people family member and relatives. They are usually willing to work for the benefit of their own families—and a country's total resources are limited. If they cannot conquer outside to increase the total pie of their country, then they must seize the pie from the domestic upper class and families.
This is an interesting sociological scenario hypothesis. what do you think?
