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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Marvel] Why are mutants considered fundamentally different than other super-people?

Why does it matter how they got their powers? I kind of get that they didn't choose to have their abilities and a lot of others did, but not *all* others chose to have them. Why are they treated as a distinct group?
gpt
Many mutations are dangerous to both the mutant and those around them - most of the mutants we see have had *years* of training and conditioning. The majority of mutants don't have that discipline, and to make things worse mutations tend to appear suddenly and, occasionally, violently.

That shit's scary. It makes people jumpy just being in a group of strangers, since at any moment one of them might start blasting lasers from his eyes or farting lava from her steaming, uh, caldera.