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You can choose a super power, but the first person to reply can name a side effect.
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I’ll go first. The power to always know a person’s next move.
Side effect: you have a vision of the first move they'd make after taking your mom/dad on a date
First commentor missed the Cassandra side effect: you can do nothing to change it and no one believes you.
You can see a person's next move at the expense of generating negative causality, wherein large objects are attracted to you at high speed. See the man unwrapping a sandwich? Boom, hit by a bus/piano/anvil/whale.
Side effect: you're never prepared for the move they will be making next.