Stephen Wiltshire is a British man who was diagnosed as autistic when he was a child. He's also been noted for his exacting memory, which allows him to recreate [in drawings] vast scenes he sees on...
Stephen Wiltshire is a British man who was diagnosed as autistic when he was a child. He's also been noted for his exacting memory, which allows him to recreate [in drawings] vast scenes he sees only once. This video shows his 16-foot-panorama of Rome after taking one helicopter ride above the city.
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I wonder how consistant the angle of the city is as a whole. I mean, the helicopter was moving, so he couldn't have memorised the whole thing from one viewpoint. The drawing board was curved, you couldn't even see that much of the city without turning your head, or was he even able to compensate for that as well...
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3/4 of the brain we dont use?
you gotta wonder why, is that the next stage of our evolution?
to optimize our brain usage?
I wonder how consistant the angle of the city is as a whole. I mean, the helicopter was moving, so he couldn't have memorised the whole thing from one viewpoint. The drawing board was curved, you couldn't even see that much of the city without turning your head, or was he even able to compensate for that as well...