>>Considering the fact that a large number of the attendes are, or were
>>military, I kinda doubt it. There is also the "what weapon sir?" "Oh,
>>yeah. Must have been an error in the scanner." bit. There are
>>advantages to being a teep.
>
>Being a teep doesn't mean you can do Jedi mind tricks. As evidence in
>the source material, B5, people tend to know when they are being
>scanned. Trying to manipulate someone's thoughts takes a LOT of power
>and skill, to do so without being detected is something I'd expect
>only a mere handful of teeps can do - and they have had years of
>practice.
>
>I don't have the encyclopeadic knowledge of B5 that some here do, but
>the only instance I can recall of someone having reality bent for them
>and not realizing it was when Lyta and a group of teeps united to fool
>Bester. And even then it was obvious he thought *something* wasn't
>quite right, but he just couldn't put his finger on it.

Then again, Bester is an incredibly powerful teep. A P12, and has been training for six decades. He's almost 60 in the series, so he has a very good sense of how teep works, and a very strong mind. P8's and up can project what they want to see into a mundanes mind. Or a teeps mind, but a teep can try to resist it.

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