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Any scene art critics want to trash this guy?
category: general [glöplog]
this guy seems to have a pretty fast hd recorder inside his head...
dude is bad ass
Furthermore, it seems to be much harder to copy from a real 3D scene than to copy from a photo. Before photographs and knowledge of optics, people had really strange ideas of how to represent perspective in 2D:
Gehirn!
YEah... I wonder how did it take so much time to figure out basic trignometric transformations :|
impressive memory
xernobyl: Ever wonder why it took hundreds of thousands of years to come up with basic maths like multiplication yet now even children have a natural feel for it?
there's been a lot on english TV about savants and such of late. There was a thing about people who are very good with maths.. BUT the cost was their emotional side. A
though you think WOW that's amazing, they lose something elsewhere in their life. it was interesting and that's how / who they are.. most of the time you saw them, when they were asked anything none maths related, they tried to avoid the questions.
though you think WOW that's amazing, they lose something elsewhere in their life. it was interesting and that's how / who they are.. most of the time you saw them, when they were asked anything none maths related, they tried to avoid the questions.
That's not totally true... MOST savants have some kind of serious problem that pretty much balances out their talent. But there are a rare few that seem pretty normal overall.
Like Daniel Tammet...
