know-who: Peter and Sylar's ability guide

From Gabriel Gray to Sylar, there is no doubt that geneticist Chandra Suresh played an extremely crucial role. At this time, it can be said that fate chose Gray, and then, it was Sylar who chose fate. The map on the wall of Chandra's residence can be said to be a "Yellow Pages of Psychics" similar to the Yellow Pages of Experts. The psychics listed on it gave Sylar the ability to find these people and go on a killing journey to capture them. fastest path. The first person killed by Sylar can also be said to be an important key, because it is through him that Sylar understands where his superpower lies - seeing through the laws of how things work, and observing the way the power user's brain moves to obtain it. Its super power, and it is through this person that Sylar obtained the super power that is most important to him - mind transfer.

According to Chandra's Power User Yellow Pages, and after gaining the trust of Suresh, we went to find the Power User together. With the right people, things are more likely to be successful. Sylar is not a simple-minded killer. He is meticulous, well-planned, and has a clear purpose. From the perspective of knowledge management, it should be admitted that Sylar's knowledge management maturity is much higher than Peter's.

Compared to Sylar, Peter was almost always in a state of hindsight at the beginning. In a dream, I dreamed of being able to fly, but when the real experiment of flying failed, I realized that it was not me who could fly, but Nathan; I was told by Hiro from the future, "Save the cheerleader, save the world", so I didn't think about it. Do it; have a lot of abilities, but don't know how to activate it; this is certainly related to him not having a superpower yellow page like Sylar, but it is also related to his lack of thinking in this regard; seeing an invisible man on the street, so Catch Claude like a life-saving straw, and let him teach him how to control his abilities. Seeing this is really breaking a sweat. In fact, doing so is very risky. What if Claude has ulterior motives? And it turns out that Claude is not a qualified mentor. This contingency-based approach is certainly not the same as Sylar's result that things don't go out of plan unless something unexpected happens.

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