With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

Is it better for a superhero to be born with the super powers or for their powers to be genetically-altered?

   
            In the superhero world, there are superheroes that are born with their super powers, such as Superman or Wonder Woman. Superheroes who have gained their powers later in life include Spiderman and Iron Man and Captain America. Heroes who were born into their powers have had their powers since a young age. We all know that growing up, going from child to teen to adult, these are all awkward stages of life, and that through these stages, we face challenges that change and mature us. Having these powers through these stages helps the superhero control them better later on in life. Spider Man, whose powers originated from a radioactive spider, loses his powers as his willpower fades.

When a superhero is born with their powers, living with their powers is just as normal as humans living their lives. With this normality, the superhero also goes through the life lessons that are needed to shape a person for the greater good. Superman has seen all of the horrible things that using superpowers inhumanly has as an effect on the human race. Captain America, being a soldier himself, has a bias towards the human race, since he, himself, is a human genetically enhanced.

Ivan, from the T.V show King of the Nerds, had discussed this question in episode 4; “Supernerds”. Ivan had said that, "Heroes born into their powers can hone them better" adding that genetic powers can be erratic and has created more villains than it has heroes. So many more villains have genetically altered powers then powers they were born with. Examples of these types of villains are Doctor-Octopus, Venom, Doctor Doom and Green Goblin. All of which were genetically altered, beyond their control, to try and destroy the superhero that they encounter.

Although there are a lot of great superheroes out there that have had their powers given to them by a serum or another force other than birth, but the ones who have had their superpowers since they were born are far more superior and are have more control over their powers.

King Of The Nerds

Lil Poopy

So we are given a question from the Sun Chronicle to answer in their newspaper section called, "The Page". This page comes out every tuesday, so we get a question every week.
This weeks question was:

Do you think the police took appropriate

action in this case, or are they overreacting

as the family of the boy maintain?

In the case of Lil Poopy, the police noticed that this 9 year-old boy was rapping about cocaine and other things that a boy his age should not be experiencing. The police then investigated the case and visited the child and his family. This was an appropriate reaction to this boys lyrics because children show what they feel rather than speak it. So if a child is subject to these kinds of things, they would show it, as seen in the videos of Lil Poopy. It was an appropriate action considering the actions of Lil Poopy.