My brother was a wild, rude and a drug addict when he got hit by a car and recieved a traumatic brain injury, his sense of smell is completely gone. However, he is the nicest and hardest working straight edge person i know now, it completely changed his personality for the better.
Perhaps because savants don't know how they know things, they just know. I guess that's the difference between genius and savants. A genius can explain to you lucidly what he knows but a savant has no idea how he knows what he knows.
Samrat Sengupta That’s interesting, but it occurs to me that even if a genius can explain the ‘how’ it doesn’t mean that the student will also become a genius. So what does it matter if a genius or savant shows you something amazing?
I got into a motorcycle accident and hit my head hard enough to crack my helmet open, and had a concussion and a major brain bleed and some broken bones and the hospital kept me for a while to make sure I was neurologically intact. Before long, I found that I was having short-term memory issues and recall. I found that my job relied on being able to employ short-term memory to complete tasks which I had been very good at, and I had to find methods to be able to continue working. Sticky and digital notes are necessary tools now. One positive result is that now I have a tendency to fully immerse myself in the moment and be present as if it's just going to go away and not be remembered. It has been a blessing in many ways.
@@Mark_Wolffe I doubt that a lot, especially considering that they were told not to partake of the "forbidden fruit." Obviously it would require them to remember that. God wouldn't make them not have memory, but still have to remember key details such as this.
Liam Gallagher the lead singer of Oasis comes to mind here. As a teenager he had no interest in music, just into playing football and girls. One day a big fight broke out between rival schools where someone whacked him in the head with a hammer really hard. When he finally came around and began to recover, he could for the first time deeply hear and feel music. He'd never sung before but after the head injury he had this incredible voice, tone and pitch. His brother Noel would write a song, play it to him (sometimes only once) and he would sing and record it there and then. The rest is history... The mind is such an amazing thing.
I had a tbi this summer and was put into a coma and now that I'm recovering, music has been revealing itself to me in a way I've never been able to play before. I swear this is happening to me right now...
When I was 3 I fell out of a moving car backseat on a corner. I bounced and rolled , but had no injuries. But about six months later. (According to my mom) I was hit severely in the left temple by a cattle gate. I was unconscious , and when I woke up it started .. music in my head 24/7 / 365. Full symphonies , rock , blues , metal , even that old timey gospel mountain music.. for many years I had no control , it was like a radio station that just played all kinds of music all day. Now I can control it when I need to , as when I’m playing guitar , or doing a show. And I can call up ANY song I’ve heard at least once any time I want. And play along with it in my head. But the radio NEVER STOPS !!! NEVER !!!! I’ve learned to love it , and use it , and to just let it be ... 🤠🎸🎶✌️
@Barbara Mulvaney We found out the first day home. Told them. And apparently it's super common to be paralyzed with heart surgeries. And they didn't have a neurologist check me out. Just sent me home without even checking.
I believe this is my son he was Beaten so severely he had to be put into a medical induced coma and after years of everyone thinking he had some sort of brain injury and we couldn’t help him we just tried to let him know we loved him. which he is just now finding his genius abilities he is amazing at what he does. He is getting himself together because he’s realizing there’s nothing wrong with him he’s above normal. So proud of him.
@@lukaskuipers7791 i think he means his son has the same or a similar condition with the same or a similar etiology. The vid subject’s concern with his mental state matches too.
Same can happen with heart surgeries...my step dad at 70ys...barely went to school...farmer....barely literate...after surgery all of a sudden writing books, researching...had all this knowledge all of a sudden...was nuts...
This actually scary when you think about it. How can changes in the brain completely change a person's behaviour . Making identity appear like an illusion
Is your house an illusion because it can change characteristics if you repaint it? Or add a room? Your identity or personality is the result of your neural wiring. Its as real as anything else.
Yeah environmental things can fuck up your brain too. I was a pretty chill person but too much trauma messed me up and now I’m kind of a jerk but I’m working on it lol
@@Atlantianis If I left my house for a day and came to back to it being completely remodeled and repainted I would probably look at it and say "wtf, this isn't my house." Of course the house is still real as ever, but the concept of identity is fragile. It's even more fragile when related to human biology, your house will always be your house no matter how much you repaint it, but the human body replaces every cell you have every 10 years. You aren't the person you were 10 years ago, not in identity, not even in reality. All that remains are memories.
He had a bigger brain and had some neuron problem which didn’t let his neurons get worse with age which caused him to be smarter so from this all I get is the only way to be smart is to be born or have been given it to you somehow or there’s a small chance your a normal dude without these and still become smart...*_(holy shit all this is like stands from jojo)_*
Having seen this video a few times. These head injuries didn't make them into geniuses it just gave them OCD. The guy who became obsessed with sculpting and the other with knowing what day of the week everyday was. And he just became obsessed with being being clean and shapes. It's probably the first thing they come across after the head injury. Maybe after every head injury, you should get given a guitar or something like that. And they'll become obsessed with it and a lot of time off and they'll get you something good.
For people without any background around math, I read some stuff he said about drawing “planks length” and “quantum black holes”, and what jason padgett is saying is complete garbage and doesnt mean anything. He draws shapes that look cool, he doesnt “see” mathematical formulas, he doesnt give any indication of knowing formal math where “drawings” like his would be important like topology/knot theory, or even knowing any math like calculus or diff EQs. Even the wiki says hes a “self proclaimed” savant. Hes never produced any semblance of math besides lines. He sees shapes and draws them, very interesting, not a genius. Notice how there isnt anything actually math related in the video besides maybe high school geometry level math. (also side note: if some one says “quantum” in a phrase to explain something complicated they have a theory on, and theyre not a physicist or chemist PhD, theyre almost definitely full of shit)
I'm alone I was diagnosed ADHD and panic disorder all of a sudden I can't stop inventing and it all works I don't know anyone who understands and it's scaring me how to I get in touch with others like me I may be smart but that i don't know
His artwork is beautiful. However I have doubts about the "mathematical genius" thing. If you have heard some of the things he said it's just inaccurate use of mathematical jargon
OCD has nothing to do with germs. it's obsessive thoughts that can only be suppressed by compulsions(actions) like shuting a door 3 times because if you don't you will be murdered in your sleep.
@@zxcmvbn my issues are more sensory, but it's a great explanation for intrusive thoughts and rituals. It's like you're just a puppet who has to fulfill the puppeteer's tasks.
something like this happened to one of my friends, too. He never could get a good score at school, but after a really small car accident, he became a genius.
This is a true story that really happened to me. I had an exponential IQ growth when I was 22, year by year I was learning so many things that my life view changed. The school system and the environment was holding back my personal development. I understand this man.
My younger brother was good at math, working on a master's degree, when he was in an accident that shut down the left half of his brain, which is supposed to be the math side. But after he was out of the hospital he hadn't lost any math ability, but saw math every where; he couldn't NOT do math. Any time he saw a number he would just rattle off its prime factors; two numbers together and he would just announce the results of adding the two and multiplying. He had memorized pi to a hundred places as a stunt in high school; now he could recite the digits of pi to three hundred places without hesitation, and do the same with the square roots of one- and two-digit numbers. Give him a list of numbers and he would see patterns that others needed computers to find (he briefly worked at Boeing crunching numbers, and astounded his supervisor one day when he mentioned working on the stealth program: he hadn't been told the numbers were from the stealth research, he just "saw" the pattern and knew what it was [so they had to do a crash investigation to get him a security clearance to know what he'd recognized in the data]). One day he picked up a Rubik's Cube and examined all six sides, then proceeded to solve it without stopping, just move after move: he'd seen the places of the pieces as a math relationship and working from that knew which moves would solve it. Interestingly he lost all sense of rhythm; he could play anything on the piano that he'd heard because to him music had become math, but it was painful to listen to because the tempo he played at would shift all over the place. The doctors finally gave up trying to make sense of it since the "math side" of his brain was dead, yet he had what we jokingly called "math OCD".
What if the death of the math part of the brain is what sparked that BECAUSE now the brain had to rewire to gain the functions back and it led to this. Maybe some kind of synesthesia?
The brain is interconnected, I don't see how it's crazy to think you could still retain abilities despite lacking the part where it's supposed to be in.
Interesting! My brother is developmentally disabled, and has OCD. He loves math, especially trigonometry, because of the patterns, which stims his OCD.
@@lalathebenificent1335 yo since your comment is the most recent one i am gonna ask you cuz you have to highest chance to answer whats boeing stealth program he is mentioning never heard of it
I have left frontal head trauma from age 4. They took me out of school to get tested because I wasn’t communicating with the other kids and I couldn’t connect with groups. Left hemisphere tested as a two year old and the right of a six year old. The right was taking up the load for the left so they sent me back in. I didn’t start forming sentences until age 7 and didn’t catch up with everyone else until I was around 10. I am 53 now and it’s been a very interesting journey learning about other people, you people. It’s been a long time figuring things out but I think I can’t abstract like you guys. When you use abstract words or concepts it just means nothing to me. Good, bad, morality, ethics, bravery, justice, it all means nothing. there is just nothing there.
About 5 years ago I got knocked the fuck out and forgot every single Soprano episodes and had to rewatch them like for the first time...that was great .
I had this happen to me after a TBI from a near death car accident but it was with memories, long Shakespeare sonnets, and some photographic memories developed. I literally had the sense knocked into me. This has led to a fascination with Neuroscience, which I have spent many years in since the accident.
imagine if this happened to a caveman and there was this one guy constantly babbling about circles and lines, he’d be sacrificed to the technology gods SO fast
It's seems he developed a form of synesthesia and that usually correlates with a difference of 10 points in IQ with normal people, so this seems to be a pretty acurrate conclution in some way.
It was the 90s. *Everyone* had a mullet then. Except bald men. I know because I was a hairdresser back then. I used to cut mullet, after mullet, after mullet. Only they were called 'bi-level' haircuts back then. They were as big a trend as decorated sweatshirts with matching decorated sweatpants and high-top sneakers.
+Julian Natale 10? We can see that you love being dramatic. And really, knocking the joke about spelling it "bizness"? We can also see that you're very superficial.
You dont need to be a savant, I can teach you If you want: June: 3 25th: 25 (For example): 2009: 4 3+25+4= 32/7= 28 is the closest number with no decimal so" 32-28=4, assuming Sunday is the first day of the week that means that day was a Thursday Edit: sorry Sunday is the 0 day of the week 😂😂 and saturday is the 6th
Exactly what he describes around 5:15 is how I felt during my first LSD trip. People think that you get hallucinations from psycadelic drugs, maybe some do, but more often you see more of what is already there. After that first trip I walked on clouds for over a month. I had understood something that was so obvious that I knew that I already knew it but hadn´t understood. What was it? I forgot.
Maybe what you understood is that life is ever continuous, infinitely connected with all divides breaking down on some level. This is understood at a more sense level before thoughts and our brain can try fool us to recreate this but we never can. Because we are always in a different place. We only ever need to see where we are now in our mind to see how to get to this place that is already here, we merge/allow what is to be and the knowledge of the ocean comes back, we experience it, scoop up some drops and see again we have lost the ocean again only have some of its water. On LSD we swim in the ocean.
@@Seanb33ee Sure, that is a part of it. But it was something that can not be expressed in words in a way that make people really understand. I have known for many years that all, everything and everyone is connected in a way our mind can not comprehend consciously, but manifests as a feeling that you have to experience to understand. Theory vs practice. On that specific trip my mind and feelings were connected for a while, long enough for me to see the big picture of the universe. But just like a dream it faded away, even though it took a couple of weeks for it to fade so much that even I couldn't understand my attempt to explain what I had come to realize. But even now, maybe 15 years later, that feeling gives me some kind of hope and a feeling of comfort.
I had a weirdly similar situation... I had a mild chiari-1 Malformation, (which reduces cranial space, especially at the base of the brain) which was catastrophically worsened by a severe head trauma in 2010. My head injury required a decompression surgery to relieve the pressure and excruciating pain that I was in. It took me about a month after surgery to feel a little more normal. I was still in a daze, almost like I was viewing the world from far away or under water. My left hand and right hand didn't always agree on how to accomplish things I was trying to do. This was SO frustrating. I switched between being left handed or right handed, depending on which hand was being more coordinated and cooperative at the time. My short-term memory was greatly affected. Calculating mathematics, and being able to tell time seemed like completely foreign concepts to me. Luckily, these things have mostly improved over the past decade. I still suck at math, though! Nevertheless, I was very thankful at the time, that I could walk, dress myself, and feed myself, etc., without assistance. Speaking, was not impossible, but very difficult. It was as if 1/2 of my vocabulary suddenly vanished. And, the words that still remained in my mental repertoire refused to come out of my mouth. Needless to say, communication was exceedingly difficult. That is, until someone handed me a pad of paper, something clicked. I found that when words refused to come out of my mouth, they flowed quite easily through my pen onto paper. I was once again able to communicate with people. It was a game changer! I almost immediately after this breakthrough, about a week I'd guess, I began compulsively writing songs. I'd alway loved writing, but had only ever written 2 songs, and they were structurally more like poems. I'd written many things for creative writing in school, and countless poems for family and friends over the years. But, THIS was something new for me. It was definitely a compulsive, overriding behavior. I didn't want to write, I had to. I tried to describe the words which formed, unbidden in my mind, likening them to bees, buzzing loudly inside my head. No one really seemed to understand. Committing the words to paper was the only thing that gave me a moment's peace. Over the years, as my brain continued to heal, the compulsive aspect of songwriting has, thankfully, abated. Now, I consider it a gift, a pleasure and a privilege, to be able to write a song because I want to, because I'm inspired by something, rather than from a compulsion. Since my injury, I've written well over 200 songs, probably twice as many song starts, as well as another 150-ish poems (I haven't counted in a while) and many short stories as well. I'm also writing an essential oil book and compiling a family cookbook, researching my family tree, and writing an autobiography. I'm simply thrilled and thankful to God that I can express myself once again.
Got diagnosed with Chiari years ago and have been avoiding actually dealing with it. Did the surgery improve your symptoms? I’ve always been worried it might cause more problems than it’ll fix
@@mattferris3437 yes, Matt, it did help. I'm still not 100%, but the constant excruciating pain is gone, and I feel MUCH better overall. (I also have another really cool, badass scar!) Of course, my situation involved a major head injury, so it wouldn't be an apples to apples comparison. You could quite possibly have a much better result than I did. When a surgery is truly necessary, it's HIGHLY unlikely to do more harm than good. If you do need surgery, it is undoubtedly WELL worth the time and recovery process. Don't live with Chiari issues if they are preventing you from living your best life! Don't let fear or indecision choose which path you end up on. Be intentional about your health and well being. Always get a second opinion, and don't feel bad about it! This is brain surgery; you have every right to do your research and weigh your options. Find a surgeon that has successfully done MANY of these kinds of decompression surgeries. Meet with them/communicate with them multiple times. Ask lots of questions; see how they respond: Do they listen to you? Do they enjoy explaining things to you? Are their answers satisfactory? Are they kind and compassionate? Are they flexible with the scheduling? Do they make you feel comfortable? Do they have a sense of humor? The answer to all of these questions should be YES. When it's go time, be very clear about what you hope to achieve and do the least invasive option available that will get you what you want. Reassess how you feel after the recovery processes. Then decide if additional procedures are necessary. Be 100% honest with yourself and your doctors. Remember, the doctor works for you. You are the boss. Doctors have the experience and expertise, but you decide what's best for you. I hope this helps you move forward with whatever is best for you. All the best to you Matt
same, that made no sense. "the 90s were the booming time for futons" goes on to tell a story about getting mugged and drawing circles. Then they show him working in a futon store at the end....why do futons matter to this story?
Maybe it did. ??? Maybe his haircut is what got him hit in the head in the first place... Maybe you saw his haircut in the thumbnail and unconsciously wanted to smash him in the back of the head? Lol
My story is exactly the same only slightly the opposite. As a child I was beaten and humiliated every day. Now I do nothing, a complete failure. AMAZING.
Wait I just relized I failed at math 1,2 and 3 But I made it in the second try because I'm not ready wasting time and made through it thank God so don't even think about giving up..
I have had several concussions and traumatic brain injury. I had an out of body experience that year. It was terrifying and 30 years later I remember it like it was last night. Also started seeing ghosts occasionally throughout life. Along with this terrible chronic depression. Not everyone gets a gift, but I think it does change some people in different ways.
The only man in the world to ever get some sense knocked into him.
Lmaoo
Hahahaha!!!!! Made my day
Made me laugh really hard thank you
Thats so clever made me literally laugh out loud
Great stuff!
My mom beat me across the head all the time when I got a failing grade. I knew she was onto something
Same same
Lol
😂 that's a good one
HAHAHAHA lol
Ohh now I finally understand the science behind it lol 😂😂😂
He got punched to another dimension. Now he can see the fabric of space.
Yeah same happen to albert enstan
@@mohamadsalahuddin5363
"Einstein"
@@BopWalk whoosh
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You can't whoosh me, you need permission first.
he can now erase time and leap through it
My brother was a wild, rude and a drug addict when he got hit by a car and recieved a traumatic brain injury, his sense of smell is completely gone. However, he is the nicest and hardest working straight edge person i know now, it completely changed his personality for the better.
Wow that's very fortunate, I'm happy for him. I hope anyone takes advantage of his niceness.
god knocked some sense into him (and took some away)
lol - I met an opposite guy years ago. Nice guy. BAD car accident. Turned really evil. Scary. County took his guns away.
@@stevejette2329 This reminds me of Charles Whitman.
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I am only remotely aware of CW's life ...
"If he is a genius why is he still selling futons instead of teaching?"
He did the math. Selling futons is more profitable than teaching.
most jobs are more profitable
Nah, that's where you're wrong eh! Coz that wuz in da 90's see!
Perhaps because savants don't know how they know things, they just know. I guess that's the difference between genius and savants. A genius can explain to you lucidly what he knows but a savant has no idea how he knows what he knows.
Samrat Sengupta That’s interesting, but it occurs to me that even if a genius can explain the ‘how’ it doesn’t mean that the student will also become a genius. So what does it matter if a genius or savant shows you something amazing?
@@samrat447 Well, yes. That's true in most savant cases since most of them are severally autistic.
Notice how he cut off his mullet when he became intelligent.
Hahahahahqhah omg
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Andy H lol
Argh I haven't a mullet to cut, I'm finished!
@Mc Grindah but it did
"The world is literally math."
Great that explains why everything's so hard in this world
@Brendan X a man of culture
😂
This is how math teachers expect you to see the world
I don't think hamsters are hard
Math = Mental Abuse To Humans
I got into a motorcycle accident and hit my head hard enough to crack my helmet open, and had a concussion and a major brain bleed and some broken bones and the hospital kept me for a while to make sure I was neurologically intact. Before long, I found that I was having short-term memory issues and recall. I found that my job relied on being able to employ short-term memory to complete tasks which I had been very good at, and I had to find methods to be able to continue working. Sticky and digital notes are necessary tools now. One positive result is that now I have a tendency to fully immerse myself in the moment and be present as if it's just going to go away and not be remembered. It has been a blessing in many ways.
Let's call it accidental enlightenment
I can do the same faded then a hoe
The Garden of Eden was created in perfection such that Adam and Eve required no memory from one moment to the next.
@@Mark_Wolffe I doubt that a lot, especially considering that they were told not to partake of the "forbidden fruit." Obviously it would require them to remember that. God wouldn't make them not have memory, but still have to remember key details such as this.
" I have a tendency to fully immerse myself in the moment" That means that you can go into "the zone" at will I guess.
He was the type of guy who would bully a nerd, now he's the nerd.
HanHanPlayz Homer Simpson?
Karma hits back
this life no balance
DE TREES Nah the Homer from Homer’s odyssey.
Bully becomes nerd at well past the age when kids are bullied for being nerds. Timing Level: Impeccable.
"I'm gonna start this man's whole career" -thug
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"I washed my hands 20 times in half an hour, I knew it was silly."
2020: let me introduce myself
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2020: Allow me to reintroduce myself, my name is COV! C to the O-V!
Gabriel 🤣😂🤣😂🎟✌️🇺🇸
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Gabriel bravo
@Dee Ca. I know Jason well. I called to let him know about this post... he didn't answer... .lol.
Liam Gallagher the lead singer of Oasis comes to mind here. As a teenager he had no interest in music, just into playing football and girls. One day a big fight broke out between rival schools where someone whacked him in the head with a hammer really hard. When he finally came around and began to recover, he could for the first time deeply hear and feel music. He'd never sung before but after the head injury he had this incredible voice, tone and pitch. His brother Noel would write a song, play it to him (sometimes only once) and he would sing and record it there and then. The rest is history...
The mind is such an amazing thing.
He basically jailbroke his brain.
Them galaxy brain plays
Jydro 🤣
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More like rooted
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This is basically when Squidward hit his head and turned into a model.
I don't remember that one.
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@@mr.squidward9936 you really don't?
@@mr.squidward9936 he got smacked by a door
@@mr.squidward9936 hi
Now Newton's apple makes sense, it hit him on the head
Lol
I’ll never be able to forget that
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Someone hit me too
I had a tbi this summer and was put into a coma and now that I'm recovering, music has been revealing itself to me in a way I've never been able to play before. I swear this is happening to me right now...
Hoping the best for you❤
buy a cheap casio keyboard and see if the black and white keys make sense to you! You might be the next big thing!
Embrace and nurture it!
Nature's neuroplasticity booster. Cheaper than beer!
Embrace it! Do anything with music, produce, review, etc - you might be on to something
Imagine being the guys who did this to him and watching this
i would go to him and say. Hey you remember me? i beated you once with my friend so...dont you ow me big time?
@@JavelineerKrieg too ironic but meh you made me chuckle tho
It was a government setup. Simple. No pain, no gain.
Lmao they should ask for a fee
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Someone beats him up.
Brain: I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move
} poo
talha kd I agree
Super Saiyan
"Its big brain time"
1000th like!
*Smashes head into wall*
"Yeah, it's big brain time!"
Dylan Brodie my three yr old is a genius
@@howb3it11 lol
Wait why am I not a genius
Dylan Brodie 😂😂😂
BIG BRAIN
When I was 3 I fell out of a moving car backseat on a corner. I bounced and rolled , but had no injuries. But about six months later. (According to my mom) I was hit severely in the left temple by a cattle gate.
I was unconscious , and when I woke up it started .. music in my head 24/7 / 365. Full symphonies , rock , blues , metal , even that old timey gospel mountain music.. for many years I had no control , it was like a radio station that just played all kinds of music all day. Now I can control it when I need to , as when I’m playing guitar , or doing a show. And I can call up ANY song I’ve heard at least once any time I want. And play along with it in my head. But the radio NEVER STOPS !!! NEVER !!!! I’ve learned to love it , and use it , and to just let it be ...
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That’s pretty narlei
I have a question. Are you able to hear your inner monologue? If so, do you hear it as a normal monologue or sing song?
@@rrr_-sy8xy both
@@rrr_-sy8xyhmmm, great question
i can imagine a song in my head all the time, though
Wait are we not going to talk about the hospital sending him home with a bleeding kidney
The hospital sent me home paralyzed without knowing. 😅
@Tristan Brinkerhoff Swear on my life. Hillcrest Hospital in Waco, Texas. 😪
@Barbara Mulvaney We found out the first day home. Told them. And apparently it's super common to be paralyzed with heart surgeries. And they didn't have a neurologist check me out. Just sent me home without even checking.
They sent him home with Favre beans too!
Hahahaha
"Everything is meth"
*cuts the mullet*
"Everything is math"
80+ likes only? This one's underrated...
John Ellie Garnica yep
Captyn science bitch
That’s how things work.
This is maybe the best comment i have ever seen
I've gained 20lbs in the last year and am also starting to realize it has everything to do with pie
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😂most underrated comment on this feed. Lmao
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*gEniUs*
so underrated 💀
I believe this is my son he was Beaten so severely he had to be put into a medical induced coma and after years of everyone thinking he had some sort of brain injury and we couldn’t help him we just tried to let him know we loved him. which he is just now finding his genius abilities he is amazing at what he does. He is getting himself together because he’s realizing there’s nothing wrong with him he’s above normal. So proud of him.
People think "slow" but the mind is just working too hard.
What do you mean you 'believe' this is your son?
@@lukaskuipers7791similar story
@@lukaskuipers7791 i think he means his son has the same or a similar condition with the same or a similar etiology. The vid subject’s concern with his mental state matches too.
Really? This guy was treated and released
Math professors hate him.
Find out how this man became a mathematical genius using this one weird trick.
Aldo Torres 😂😂😂
Then you watch the 8 minute video to the end and then they say just pay $29.99 for the book with all the answers... lol
When clickbait becomes a meme becomes a TH-cam comment
I normally see the penis clog ads instead but that's just me.
Oof
Jason: gets beaten
Acquired Savant Syndrome: *I'm about to start this man's whole career*
Memic u must be watching dr stone
Kirsten Hilario 😂😂😂😂
@@amalalshuwaikh8119 one of the best animes ever
Still a Cringe meme
A-quired
S-avant
S-yndrome
This man: mathematical genius.
Also this man: Futon store owner.
Ikr
Well still ain't bad
You know it’s a Money laundering store for the cartel, he’s actually their accountant 😳
@@Canseeyt Marty Byrde ??
Matthew Murray, manager!!!!!
Same can happen with heart surgeries...my step dad at 70ys...barely went to school...farmer....barely literate...after surgery all of a sudden writing books, researching...had all this knowledge all of a sudden...was nuts...
This actually scary when you think about it. How can changes in the brain completely change a person's behaviour .
Making identity appear like an illusion
Because it is.
Is your house an illusion because it can change characteristics if you repaint it? Or add a room?
Your identity or personality is the result of your neural wiring. Its as real as anything else.
@@Atlantianis Hello thet!!
Yeah environmental things can fuck up your brain too. I was a pretty chill person but too much trauma messed me up and now I’m kind of a jerk but I’m working on it lol
@@Atlantianis If I left my house for a day and came to back to it being completely remodeled and repainted I would probably look at it and say "wtf, this isn't my house."
Of course the house is still real as ever, but the concept of identity is fragile. It's even more fragile when related to human biology, your house will always be your house no matter how much you repaint it, but the human body replaces every cell you have every 10 years. You aren't the person you were 10 years ago, not in identity, not even in reality. All that remains are memories.
“The world literally is math”
Great the only subject I’m shit at
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Einstein wasn’t dropped as a baby, no he’s too smart for that. He was *thrown*
he was smacked against a wall multiple times
He had a bigger brain and had some neuron problem which didn’t let his neurons get worse with age which caused him to be smarter so from this all I get is the only way to be smart is to be born or have been given it to you somehow or there’s a small chance your a normal dude without these and still become smart...*_(holy shit all this is like stands from jojo)_*
Shahid Karim stfu and let people have the joke ya little bitch
Jordan Nielsen this made me laugh slightly
Demon Pig that’s just child abuse
Having seen this video a few times. These head injuries didn't make them into geniuses it just gave them OCD. The guy who became obsessed with sculpting and the other with knowing what day of the week everyday was. And he just became obsessed with being being clean and shapes. It's probably the first thing they come across after the head injury. Maybe after every head injury, you should get given a guitar or something like that. And they'll become obsessed with it and a lot of time off and they'll get you something good.
Me: *punches myself*
Mom: are you crazy?
Me: _no, I'm intelligent..._
🤣🤣🤣🤣
10k Subs in 2021 i just gave you your 666 like so get cursed😂
(thwack)...I'm... (thwACK!) getTING... (THUDD!!) SMARTERRR!!!
Thank you for making me funny haha
*proceeds to have a concussion*
These "two guys" who thought : "let''s go teach him a lesson" ... Did a pretty good job, they tough him well, that's some epic lesson.
Einstein and Newton
was he smart enough to pay those guys back and not get caught?
He used math to kill them both. Math is untraceable
Those two guys need to be hired by the top universities for their incredible prowess in "education"
Ok this is epic
He went from “hell yeah let’s party” to “hell yeah I’m calling the cops”
Eman Rodr you got a laugh out of me.Thanks man
You you dammmmm YOU YOU LET ME LAUGH Jk thank you bruh I laught XD
Lol omg
Eman Rodr 🤣🤣
For people without any background around math, I read some stuff he said about drawing “planks length” and “quantum black holes”, and what jason padgett is saying is complete garbage and doesnt mean anything. He draws shapes that look cool, he doesnt “see” mathematical formulas, he doesnt give any indication of knowing formal math where “drawings” like his would be important like topology/knot theory, or even knowing any math like calculus or diff EQs. Even the wiki says hes a “self proclaimed” savant. Hes never produced any semblance of math besides lines. He sees shapes and draws them, very interesting, not a genius. Notice how there isnt anything actually math related in the video besides maybe high school geometry level math. (also side note: if some one says “quantum” in a phrase to explain something complicated they have a theory on, and theyre not a physicist or chemist PhD, theyre almost definitely full of shit)
thank you! i was wondering how all this made him a “genius”.
And the math teacher from the 80s looks Younger than him
him: accidental genius
me: accidental child
Lmaoo
Everyone has a purpose in life, but not me tho ;-;
That’s kinda sad
The Hyperman Set I like the smell of my own farts 🥰
@@matty_daddy everyone does that but they don't say it
When he said "I had been sleeping almost for three days and just trying to make myself go back to sleep". I felt that.
No Lollygagging I can relate to this pretty accurately.
No Lollygagging yes
Fo'Sho'
If I could sleep forever I would
I too...😂
He went from “Chuck” to “Charles” real quick.
💀💀💀
Loloool
Snowy the rolly bag tho
More like Chad to Charles
Better call saul
I have exam this coming Friday, and TH-cam recommended this video. I know what to do now, thank you for helping me TH-cam.
When he said “I remember sleeping for like 3 days, waking up and just trying to make myself go back to sleep” I felt that.
I
H
Quarantine make us feel that 🙃
That's called Tuesday
I'm alone I was diagnosed ADHD and panic disorder all of a sudden I can't stop inventing and it all works I don't know anyone who understands and it's scaring me how to I get in touch with others like me I may be smart but that i don't know
Almost as good as being bitten by a radioactive spider.
Lol
Ehh almost..
Here at 85 likes.
I'm the 3rd reply.
@@goatfather6045 I see what you are trying to do there. Telling you its not gonna work.
@@therocker3024 what is he trying???
Okay but are we going to talk about the fact that the story started with the phrase “It was the golden age of futons”
*croutons
GhastlyDerp lol do you know what a futon is?
I had to check the title again when I heard that
loooool
booming time*
His artwork is beautiful. However I have doubts about the "mathematical genius" thing. If you have heard some of the things he said it's just inaccurate use of mathematical jargon
Me: hey man punch me in the face
Guy: why?
Me: homework
Studying
Witchcatgaming and does it work..... no u just get a black eye 👁.....🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂
Aw man nice battlefield pfp i miss that game bf3 was the best
Universe
Guy:
Guys at bar: I'm gonna start this mans whole carrer
*career
I wish someone would start my carrer
Not ruining the 666 likes
@@poppywilliams7734 i did
Joshua Hamilton FFFFFUUUUUUU
“i have very bad OCD. I had to wash my hands 20 times and wipe down everything with wipes” us rn: ight he was ahead of the game
OCD has nothing to do with germs. it's obsessive thoughts that can only be suppressed by compulsions(actions) like shuting a door 3 times because if you don't you will be murdered in your sleep.
@@rioloof6350 I think... Not sure tho... Probably I'm wrong... But I believe... That just maybe.... It was a joke 😑
@@kenlinasobirionwu5776 and Rio was just offering some insight into OCD. As someone with OCD, I think he explained it perfectly.
@@zxcmvbn my issues are more sensory, but it's a great explanation for intrusive thoughts and rituals. It's like you're just a puppet who has to fulfill the puppeteer's tasks.
i have something called false memory ocd
something like this happened to one of my friends, too. He never could get a good score at school, but after a really small car accident, he became a genius.
He went from "Your daughter calls me daddy too" to "I'll get her there by 8"
😂😂😂😂
lol
Wait wut
Hahaha
The chosen one, I see you have great taste
**has math test tomorrow**
Me: *Bangs head agaisnt a wall*
🤣
Well you’ll either become really smart or end in up in the hospital but both work😂
He is banged his head from the back, so make sure you are banged at the right point
@@pikachuu3842 lmao
Uff, kind of a stolen comment, but I’ll give you 1/2 of a like
This man hits his head: becomes a genius
I hit my head: Gets diagnosed with post traumatic epilepsy
I see how it is universe, I see how it is
Such a liar
Wow, stop lying nub
@@Legend99730 im pretty sure that he was joking
Unvrs : Get rekt, LOL
Guess you didnt work out 6-7 times a week
This is a true story that really happened to me. I had an exponential IQ growth when I was 22, year by year I was learning so many things that my life view changed. The school system and the environment was holding back my personal development. I understand this man.
😂
dude in the video: i got mugged and i’m smarter
guys who mugged him: damn it
*start knocking each other out* *one dies* *sue him* *show up to court* *get arrested*
emax i had a stroke trying to read this
Whatttttt???
emax
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@@lanuako same
The guy: *washes hands 20 times*
2020: nah that’s not enough, got to do it 20 more times
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immad yousuf 676
And sing happy birthday simultaneously
People blaming covid where you at ?
Yeah 20 times wasn't enough so 2020 is enough?
"Really morty? you beat cancer and then went back to the carpet store?"
Barack Yobama underrated comment
can't believe more people didn't make this correlation
Genius!
""Hey everybody this guys taking Roy off the grid""
😹😹😹😹
My younger brother was good at math, working on a master's degree, when he was in an accident that shut down the left half of his brain, which is supposed to be the math side. But after he was out of the hospital he hadn't lost any math ability, but saw math every where; he couldn't NOT do math. Any time he saw a number he would just rattle off its prime factors; two numbers together and he would just announce the results of adding the two and multiplying. He had memorized pi to a hundred places as a stunt in high school; now he could recite the digits of pi to three hundred places without hesitation, and do the same with the square roots of one- and two-digit numbers. Give him a list of numbers and he would see patterns that others needed computers to find (he briefly worked at Boeing crunching numbers, and astounded his supervisor one day when he mentioned working on the stealth program: he hadn't been told the numbers were from the stealth research, he just "saw" the pattern and knew what it was [so they had to do a crash investigation to get him a security clearance to know what he'd recognized in the data]). One day he picked up a Rubik's Cube and examined all six sides, then proceeded to solve it without stopping, just move after move: he'd seen the places of the pieces as a math relationship and working from that knew which moves would solve it.
Interestingly he lost all sense of rhythm; he could play anything on the piano that he'd heard because to him music had become math, but it was painful to listen to because the tempo he played at would shift all over the place.
The doctors finally gave up trying to make sense of it since the "math side" of his brain was dead, yet he had what we jokingly called "math OCD".
Beautiful story
What if the death of the math part of the brain is what sparked that BECAUSE now the brain had to rewire to gain the functions back and it led to this. Maybe some kind of synesthesia?
The brain is interconnected, I don't see how it's crazy to think you could still retain abilities despite lacking the part where it's supposed to be in.
Interesting! My brother is developmentally disabled, and has OCD. He loves math, especially trigonometry, because of the patterns, which stims his OCD.
@@lalathebenificent1335 yo since your comment is the most recent one i am gonna ask you cuz you have to highest chance to answer whats boeing stealth program he is mentioning never heard of it
Me: keeps hitting my head on my desk
Dad: what are you doing?
Me: studying...
Bruh...
Now I want to do it
Nice idea
Brush moment
1000th like
Now I realise why I excelled in maths. Thanks dad.
SamR -so sorry...
I can relate
@@JEiowan it's just the chronic headaches that bother me 😄
@@a5amr2 sending you love....
Are you still wrecking the car...
Let's hope those guys at the bar have produced many geniuses over the years.
opposite would happen to me
And I'm sure countless intelligence have been created from smashing somebody's face
why did they even beat this guy lol
NeostormXLMAX maybe singing?
@@NeostormXLMAX watch the video
I have left frontal head trauma from age 4. They took me out of school to get tested because I wasn’t communicating with the other kids and I couldn’t connect with groups. Left hemisphere tested as a two year old and the right of a six year old. The right was taking up the load for the left so they sent me back in. I didn’t start forming sentences until age 7 and didn’t catch up with everyone else until I was around 10.
I am 53 now and it’s been a very interesting journey learning about other people, you people. It’s been a long time figuring things out but I think I can’t abstract like you guys. When you use abstract words or concepts it just means nothing to me. Good, bad, morality, ethics, bravery, justice, it all means nothing. there is just nothing there.
You could be a politician
@dalemiller9338 😂
after reading about your experience, I think russian Putin was beaten a lot when he was young
About 5 years ago I got knocked the fuck out and forgot every single Soprano episodes and had to rewatch them like for the first time...that was great .
martyre king 😂😂😂😂😂
The real savant right here
you wanna I knock the fuck out of you again to let you rewatch it 3rd time ?
Will do Sargent. Lookin ass
martyre king what... XD
New goal: stand outside of karaoke bars hoping to become a genius.
Who gets mugged outside of karaoke bars? This guy I guess.
Ethiopia news
Can we get 1000 subs for Kermit to survive I’m your 666th like
Adam Lolno Lmao
@Adam Lolno lol
Oh, so that's how Newton became a physicist..an apple fell on his head!
Viet Tiep Bui oh shit
But really apple did not fell on his head it fell on the floor, the did not fell on his head that was a made up story..
Johith Johnson r/woooosh
😄
@@jooohith whoosh
The human brain is the closest thing to divinity we possess.
Him: *Gets hit on the head "I started seeing equations and numbers"
Me: * Gets hit on the head " I started seeing my dead relatives"
Pays the bills... 😆
Lol
LOL
Lmaooooo
This comment is underrated
“did you prepare for the exam”
“yeah i punched the shit out of myself”
lmaoo
Underrated lmao
Meet the accidental idiot
@@blizzardBad not accidental xD
the teacher: so close! you got 80/100 on the exam!
caller: 911 whats your emergency
me: i smacked my head so hard
harvard: hello
me: what
This comment underrated
No i dont know either man
No Harvard is a university
decptive bro Harvard is my uncle
bwahahahahaha...
I had this happen to me after a TBI from a near death car accident but it was with memories, long Shakespeare sonnets, and some photographic memories developed. I literally had the sense knocked into me. This has led to a fascination with Neuroscience, which I have spent many years in since the accident.
Plot twist: the attackers were actually scientists and he was the experiment
WHAT ARE YOU ON ABOUT????!
Haha this comment is creative
Yep, the old professor and the blond woman were the attackers 😂😂
@@user-gc2ye3wo6k notice how nobody thought what you said was funny
The attacker were aliens
My girlfriend left me because of my OCD
I told her to open and close the door 8 times on her way out
Seriously?
U made my day lmaoo
Hahahahahahahaha
Did she agree to open and close the door 8 times for you? If it is, that is so satisfying
😂
This dude downloaded ram.
Aditya Kumar no, we have 100k ram but only able to use around 10k. so he he got a software update.
Lmao funniest comment by far
the dude got his brain overclocked
Searched porn, instead of clearing history he did a factory reset.
more like another user wanted to give him a virus but instead gave him a not virus. Wow that sounded funnier in my head
why did this get unlisited?
He was hit so hard he’s halfway out of the matrix
ad gazer gazer so in the building
😱
Lowqy magic trick, I'm gonna turn 999 into 1k
He broked 1 wall
That’s probably true
When he started talking about meeting his wife and how everything started getting better, it made me feel super happy.
I can tell on your profile pic
fitting icon haha
Yeah same, it made me wanna drop a brick on my head!
don't worry . . . there's a pill for that B-)
(side effects may appear closer than they actually are)
🤮
Everything is literally math
Me: huh it explains why I suck at life
Megan's world you suck at math
M A T H
Megan's world Is that what arrhythmia tick is that ol math ain’t it?
Dxygup no shit sherlock that’s the joke
Dxygup yup that’s it you got it
imagine if this happened to a caveman and there was this one guy constantly babbling about circles and lines, he’d be sacrificed to the technology gods SO fast
Well he lost the mullet, that's gotta be a 10 point IQ increase at least.
bizness in the front, party in the back
“Bizness” well we can see your iq is under 10
It's seems he developed a form of synesthesia and that usually correlates with a difference of 10 points in IQ with normal people, so this seems to be a pretty acurrate conclution in some way.
It was the 90s. *Everyone* had a mullet then. Except bald men. I know because I was a hairdresser back then. I used to cut mullet, after mullet, after mullet. Only they were called 'bi-level' haircuts back then. They were as big a trend as decorated sweatshirts with matching decorated sweatpants and high-top sneakers.
+Julian Natale 10? We can see that you love being dramatic. And really, knocking the joke about spelling it "bizness"? We can also see that you're very superficial.
Becomes genius, opens a furniture store.
@Rata 4U
Honestly when he said he went back to school, that he'd at least become a professor in mathematics.
Genuis
Rusty Shackleford people who own furniture stores make more money than you think.
@@mrcrash8970
I didn't mention money.
Rusty Shackleford epic fail
The people at the bar: I’m bouta end this man’s whole career
The dude’s brain: Well yes but actually no
UnlawfulSomethings because he stopped doing futons lmao they literally ended his career
WHAT CAREER
Gerald Rodriguez lmao
Fascinating! Now I will spend my time deep-diving into the world of acquired savant syndrome
How to get smart:
1. Go to club
2. Get a coke
3. Leave
4. Get jumped
Edit: Doesn’t work, I now have brain damage
I have brain damage amage amage too
ッZ e N i X 🤣🤣🤣🤣
M C haha
you forgot the mullet.. thats why.
Ramdany fu fu fuck
Other acquired savants:
Math genius
Incredible artist
Music prodigy
That one guy:
June 25th is a Wednesday
Ahahah
I know! Poor bastard.
😅😅😅😅
You dont need to be a savant, I can teach you If you want:
June: 3
25th: 25
(For example): 2009: 4
3+25+4= 32/7= 28 is the closest number with no decimal so" 32-28=4, assuming Sunday is the first day of the week that means that day was a Thursday
Edit: sorry Sunday is the 0 day of the week 😂😂 and saturday is the 6th
Lol!
My dad had a massive stroke in 2008 that caused brain damage. The only "gift" he received was better parking.
Oof
HAHAHHA
Hahahahahahaha
Michael Morrison flopp
I hear ya. I had a stroke in 2017...now I have incontinence and a couple of other issues. 😒 Some people are just lucky.
Exactly what he describes around 5:15 is how I felt during my first LSD trip. People think that you get hallucinations from psycadelic drugs, maybe some do, but more often you see more of what is already there. After that first trip I walked on clouds for over a month. I had understood something that was so obvious that I knew that I already knew it but hadn´t understood. What was it? I forgot.
Yeah same. I took two tabs and just stared at the walls and the grass outside lol
It's hallucinating when you think you're seeing things as they are. LSD is a trip for sure
Maybe what you understood is that life is ever continuous, infinitely connected with all divides breaking down on some level. This is understood at a more sense level before thoughts and our brain can try fool us to recreate this but we never can. Because we are always in a different place. We only ever need to see where we are now in our mind to see how to get to this place that is already here, we merge/allow what is to be and the knowledge of the ocean comes back, we experience it, scoop up some drops and see again we have lost the ocean again only have some of its water. On LSD we swim in the ocean.
@@Seanb33ee Sure, that is a part of it. But it was something that can not be expressed in words in a way that make people really understand. I have known for many years that all, everything and everyone is connected in a way our mind can not comprehend consciously, but manifests as a feeling that you have to experience to understand. Theory vs practice. On that specific trip my mind and feelings were connected for a while, long enough for me to see the big picture of the universe. But just like a dream it faded away, even though it took a couple of weeks for it to fade so much that even I couldn't understand my attempt to explain what I had come to realize. But even now, maybe 15 years later, that feeling gives me some kind of hope and a feeling of comfort.
@@majkolsson7192 that sounds really nice. What dosage ? Do you still do psychedelics?
Me before watching this: sucks in math
Me After Watching This: Continous head banging at the wall
Don't do dat...
Just banging isn't hard enough, use a big stick...
EDIT: is-use
You after banging head: **brain dama-ama-amage**
I have a maths exam in two days... I’m gna go look for a big magnet
Everyone replying to this is cringy as fuck
@@v1p3r94 This is the internet, learn to deal with it lmao
Getting hit in the head so hard that debug mode got switched on.
Brad G wow
Lmao
Brad G No The dev console was enabled
Hardcore circuit bending
facts
"... a bleeding kidney.. they sent me home."
ok?
I know right
Welcome to washington state. Put some neosporin on the kidney and see me in a week
oh yeah i,m from the seattle area we have real shity docters here
"Don't worry we gave a ice pack"
Or you are needing a very good lesson for using our fam
I had a weirdly similar situation... I had a mild chiari-1 Malformation, (which reduces cranial space, especially at the base of the brain) which was catastrophically worsened by a severe head trauma in 2010. My head injury required a decompression surgery to relieve the pressure and excruciating pain that I was in. It took me about a month after surgery to feel a little more normal. I was still in a daze, almost like I was viewing the world from far away or under water. My left hand and right hand didn't always agree on how to accomplish things I was trying to do. This was SO frustrating. I switched between being left handed or right handed, depending on which hand was being more coordinated and cooperative at the time. My short-term memory was greatly affected. Calculating mathematics, and being able to tell time seemed like completely foreign concepts to me. Luckily, these things have mostly improved over the past decade. I still suck at math, though! Nevertheless, I was very thankful at the time, that I could walk, dress myself, and feed myself, etc., without assistance. Speaking, was not impossible, but very difficult. It was as if 1/2 of my vocabulary suddenly vanished. And, the words that still remained in my mental repertoire refused to come out of my mouth. Needless to say, communication was exceedingly difficult. That is, until someone handed me a pad of paper, something clicked. I found that when words refused to come out of my mouth, they flowed quite easily through my pen onto paper. I was once again able to communicate with people. It was a game changer! I almost immediately after this breakthrough, about a week I'd guess, I began compulsively writing songs. I'd alway loved writing, but had only ever written 2 songs, and they were structurally more like poems. I'd written many things for creative writing in school, and countless poems for family and friends over the years. But, THIS was something new for me. It was definitely a compulsive, overriding behavior. I didn't want to write, I had to. I tried to describe the words which formed, unbidden in my mind, likening them to bees, buzzing loudly inside my head. No one really seemed to understand. Committing the words to paper was the only thing that gave me a moment's peace. Over the years, as my brain continued to heal, the compulsive aspect of songwriting has, thankfully, abated. Now, I consider it a gift, a pleasure and a privilege, to be able to write a song because I want to, because I'm inspired by something, rather than from a compulsion. Since my injury, I've written well over 200 songs, probably twice as many song starts, as well as another 150-ish poems (I haven't counted in a while) and many short stories as well. I'm also writing an essential oil book and compiling a family cookbook, researching my family tree, and writing an autobiography. I'm simply thrilled and thankful to God that I can express myself once again.
cool story dude
Got diagnosed with Chiari years ago and have been avoiding actually dealing with it. Did the surgery improve your symptoms? I’ve always been worried it might cause more problems than it’ll fix
@@mattferris3437 yes, Matt, it did help. I'm still not 100%, but the constant excruciating pain is gone, and I feel MUCH better overall. (I also have another really cool, badass scar!) Of course, my situation involved a major head injury, so it wouldn't be an apples to apples comparison. You could quite possibly have a much better result than I did.
When a surgery is truly necessary, it's HIGHLY unlikely to do more harm than good. If you do need surgery, it is undoubtedly WELL worth the time and recovery process. Don't live with Chiari issues if they are preventing you from living your best life! Don't let fear or indecision choose which path you end up on. Be intentional about your health and well being.
Always get a second opinion, and don't feel bad about it! This is brain surgery; you have every right to do your research and weigh your options. Find a surgeon that has successfully done MANY of these kinds of decompression surgeries. Meet with them/communicate with them multiple times. Ask lots of questions; see how they respond: Do they listen to you? Do they enjoy explaining things to you? Are their answers satisfactory? Are they kind and compassionate? Are they flexible with the scheduling? Do they make you feel comfortable? Do they have a sense of humor? The answer to all of these questions should be YES.
When it's go time, be very clear about what you hope to achieve and do the least invasive option available that will get you what you want. Reassess how you feel after the recovery processes. Then decide if additional procedures are necessary. Be 100% honest with yourself and your doctors.
Remember, the doctor works for you. You are the boss. Doctors have the experience and expertise, but you decide what's best for you. I hope this helps you move forward with whatever is best for you. All the best to you Matt
@@mattferris3437 dude don't ignore this, it could kill you
ADHD and autism 👌🏻
Hearing all these accidental genius stories, I might hit my own head with a baseball bat at this point
Lol... plz tell me how that goes nd the outcome...
Hi shimi :3
Hits head
*Accidentally becomes stupider*
@@atlf3357 lol. That would be my luck if I tried it.
😂😂
i got the shit beat out of me once and have been in 3 car crashes ... and all i got was the shit beat out of me and was in 3 car crashes.
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂
lol!
koribryant can you describe how the beating was?
I hope you learned something out of those experiences
well your alive and well so its all good
I'm still wondering how futons come into this whole thing...
same, that made no sense. "the 90s were the booming time for futons" goes on to tell a story about getting mugged and drawing circles. Then they show him working in a futon store at the end....why do futons matter to this story?
@@trollsneedhugs yeah, aww nd that's important to this story how???
@@trollsneedhugs lol
The answer is simple 6:02
I think they're implying/ clarifying that despite his acquired synesthesia he lives a normal life and is happy doing so.
Idk why but the thumbnail made me think his haircut had something to do with his “accidental genius”
I thought it would be something like when homer simpson had a crayon stuck in his brain thru the nostril
Same
@@apointb2260 well that made him stupid
@@apointb2260 but kinda
Maybe it did. ??? Maybe his haircut is what got him hit in the head in the first place...
Maybe you saw his haircut in the thumbnail and unconsciously wanted to smash him in the back of the head? Lol
My man literally went from chad to virgin
💀
Facts 😂
Bruh, true
He reproduced.
fuk u
Man this quarantine got me going to the deepest parts of TH-cam
btw ty for 1.5k likes currently
😭
I found videos that made me laugh,and ones that are complex
What are you talking about this was on my recommended
Das Fluffy this normal shit
Me too
My story is exactly the same only slightly the opposite.
As a child I was beaten and humiliated every day.
Now I do nothing, a complete failure. AMAZING.
Damn… I feel bad for you
Basically he is having a psychedelic experience.
All the time.
Without Drugs.
lucky him
that called schizophrenia
Tyler Swensen schizophrenia is scary tho
Tyler Swensen yeah it’s really not lmfao unless ur on datura
@@tylerswensen7310 uhh no
Him: everything is math
Me: *fails math*
Me: I guess this means I fail everything
TurboJake You can still sell fuotons like him.
TurboJake do you want me to beat you up and see what happens?
Neal Kelly *futons are math too*
Gaming Comics Gravity is math and I suck at math so that means I suck at gravity which means by the time you are getting this I’m passing Pluto.
Aw damn that's dark 😅
I tried this so I could pass my math finals. I can’t move my fingers now
*edit:* I failed my finals
That's sad😢
Don't lose hope , keep trying until u unlocks ur true potential
I feel bad for you man.. don't give up tho keep on trying
Wait I just relized I failed at math 1,2 and 3
But I made it in the second try because I'm not ready wasting time and made through it thank God so don't even think about giving up..
I don't understand how tf can y'all fail in math. It's fucking easy. I m saying this cuz literally every people I met in my life fail in math 😓
I have had several concussions and traumatic brain injury. I had an out of body experience that year. It was terrifying and 30 years later I remember it like it was last night. Also started seeing ghosts occasionally throughout life. Along with this terrible chronic depression. Not everyone gets a gift, but I think it does change some people in different ways.