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As the ability is connected to the mind of the people, it can either be activated and controlled through conscious effort and concentration, through willpower and emotions of a particular level of intensity, or through achieving a state of discipline and serenity. In some cases, the ability can respond to the people's thoughts, ideas and whims, making it far easier to activate but potentially more challenging to control. Moreover, these aspects of the people's mind and mental capacity at large can affect the accuracy, precision, range, and strength of their ability and the subsequent limitations of its intuitiveness, usability, functionality, and reliability in various situations.
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