Is Shepard a biotic god?

There's absolutely zero evidence to back up the claim that Asari are superior to humans in every way.

You can actually use evolutionary science to debunk that claim. Telepathic abilities requires resources and energy which could be spent else where. The same reason that we can't run as fast or bite as viciously as a tiger.  Moreover, always having been biotic means they would start to rely on them. Meaning that other traits would gradually weaken.

What is not useful, gradually dies out in favor for other strengths. That's why human intelligence is gradually decreasing-- there are things that are more worth the resources than intelligence for succeeding in this world.

A species, can not be superior to another species in every way.

"It has been noted that humans are unusual in the galactic community because they have far greater genetic diversity compared to other species with more peaks and valleys." masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Human

More peaks and valleys essentially means that they have more variation. And more variation, means that the best are better-- and the worst are even worse.

To have a practical example; If you measure the genetics for biotics in a scale of from one to a hundred. The Asari might be locked in the seventies and eighties, whilst the humans might be able to accedes anything from the thirties up to a hundred.

The few people at the top, will be individuals of exceptional ability. Whilst, the Asari might be better at average-- that wouldn't affect Shepard. Now, that is not a perfect analogy-- but, it brings the point across.


Your argument about age does make sense, to a certain regard. However, you can easily argue that you reach a cap with biotic abilities after practicing enough. And, with the thought experiment above--  let's consider that the cap might be higher for the best humans.

Shepard, after all his time both with elite training and all the skirmishes he has been trough, should have been able to master his biotic abilities to a level which training has little impact on his abilities.  Think about the best weight lifter or the best marksman in the world-- does his abilities improve much from that point by practicing further? Or does he just maintain his abilities?

Here's a quotation from the wiki again; "Humans are generally seen to be very intelligent, abnormally ambitious, highly adaptable, individualistic and thus, unpredictable. They have a powerful desire to advance and improve themselves" masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Human

That means Shepard will practice very hard to reach his maximum capacity; and, would reach it quickly.  Liara and Shepard actually discusses it in ME1-- Liara concludes that human's short lifespans are an advantage rather than a disadvantage.

Asari just sit around at their homes appreciating art, whilst the humans ruthlessly fight to become the best.

Also, Shepard-- and his team, regardless of whether or not he brings any non-humans along can easily defeat Benezia and her Asari Commandos. Benezia, who is stated to be a powerful biotic- even for an Asari. And the Commandos, who're the elite of the Asari military-- the equivalent to N7s.  

At that point, Shepard can bring a regular alliance marine who isn't even N7 and a relatively normal C-sec officer.  Which means that their team beating Benezia, with his L3 implants-- is incredibly impressive. Either, Shepard is incredible-- or  the Asari are shit.