Mind
Perform
Perform verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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Spontaneous Choreography is the ability for fictional characters to tap into a pseudo-hive mind and perform amazing choreography with little to no practice.
Source: Spontaneous Choreography -
Beyond the Impossible: Three examples Master Yao can do more than Supernatural Martial Arts and perform outright magic such as Time Stands Still and perform physical attacks with his mind.
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The titular doctor from Doctor Who has on occasion grabbed someone's head to perform something like a mind meld.
Source: Touch Telepathy
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