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(it stills sounds sorta speculatory...)
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'''Psychic credit cards, '''like [[the Doctor]]'s [[psychic paper]], tricked machinery or those who looked at it to believing it was something else. The Doctor gave one to Captain Jack to help him look after [[Das (Only Human)|Das]], the Neanderthal sent back in time to Bromley in 2005. It's possible the technology to make psychic credit cards originated from the [[51st century]], as Jack was familiar with them, commenting that they were banned after the infinite recession on [[Baydafarn]]. ([[NSA]]: ''[[Only Human]]'')
'''Psychic credit cards, '''like [[the Doctor]]'s [[psychic paper]], tricked machinery or those who looked at it to believing it was something else. The Doctor gave one to Captain Jack to help him look after [[Das (Only Human)|Das]], the Neanderthal sent back in time to Bromley in 2005. The technology to make psychic credit cards may have originated from the [[51st century]], as Jack was familiar with them, commenting that they were banned after the infinite recession on [[Baydafarn]]. ([[NSA]]: ''[[Only Human]]'')
 
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Revision as of 02:10, 9 January 2011

Psychic credit cards, like the Doctor's psychic paper, tricked machinery or those who looked at it to believing it was something else. The Doctor gave one to Captain Jack to help him look after Das, the Neanderthal sent back in time to Bromley in 2005. The technology to make psychic credit cards may have originated from the 51st century, as Jack was familiar with them, commenting that they were banned after the infinite recession on Baydafarn. (NSA: Only Human)