10 People Who Became GENIUSES from BRAIN DAMAGE

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  • @scothancock2586
    @scothancock2586 6 лет назад +16

    I had a stroke on December 1, 1994- 24 years old. This changed me into someone who tries to survive and embrace every moment. Life is short. After 5 months, I went back to school and obtained my associates then my bachelors degree, and today, I’m still working with people who suffer with a mental illness. Loosing my brain-matter has changed me into a different person who has encourages others “flaws” as one of their strengths.

    • @randomcommenterurl
      @randomcommenterurl 5 месяцев назад

      You can rest assured that the injury didn’t make you a spelling savant, since you misspelled “losing”

  • @WillKrepelin
    @WillKrepelin 8 лет назад +290

    I suffered a traumatic blow to the head when I was 5. I aquired the ability to have a lump on my head for the rest of my life XD

    • @fredlockard4509
      @fredlockard4509 8 лет назад +7

      lol

    • @MultiDani2020
      @MultiDani2020 7 лет назад

      Same lol

    • @paullesieur147
      @paullesieur147 7 лет назад +1

      Just wonderful, I've been looking for "become a genius with no disabilities hypnosis" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Ronny Geniusify Epiphany - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.

    • @vperkv6554
      @vperkv6554 6 лет назад +3

      Will Krepelin when i was 5 i passed out n fell on my head. Only thing i got were seizures n medication named DILATIN until i was 12. True story

    • @gillian8634
      @gillian8634 5 лет назад

      When I was 10 I fell down from a bamboo(where I will sit and 2 people carries it) and I directly fall and hit my head(specifically forehead) and I saw blank white. After that I had a big personality change and I became emotionless and insensitive when it came to feelings.

  • @MN-lg6xk
    @MN-lg6xk 8 лет назад +916

    I don't mean to sound like a bad ass...
    But I just put a puzzle together in 1 day & the box said 2-4 years.

  • @chooqi7
    @chooqi7 5 лет назад +12

    Almost all of these cases talk about genius arising from some sort of a physical trauma but I believe that a brain malady can bring on the same surprising change. My brother was 6 years old when he was written off as dead after a severe affliction of meningitis which lasted a few weeks only to miraculously recover becoming almost a different individual. He grew up to work in telecommunications and became a CEO of a service provider. He's also a chess master and excels in many sports. I've always attributed his genius to his childhood malady. Love you bro.

    • @Xenon777channel
      @Xenon777channel 2 года назад

      @Akari
      (2/2)
      " In a lack of evidence, we believe in that which is plausible. "
      More examples 1: It's not plausible that we have a periodic table of the elements here up to number xxx, however on some alien planet they have 5 or 10 more elements.
      More examples 2: It's not plausible that any planet which is only rock, can host evolving life. It's also not possible that Saturn's moon Titan with " oceans " can host life. It has to be similar to this one (or robots). So where is the nearest planet similar to this one? AFAIK it hasn't even been discovered, like 25 degree weather, atmosphere... ocean... mountain... not found yet. Right?
      It's not plausible that anyone has been abducted by aliens, or even contacted, as it's within the implausible. The nearest earth-like planet of similar atmosphere and temperature, which hasn't been discovered (?), is too far away. So, as it's very implausible, or rather impossible, then there's no point in spending any time on that area, of aliens on earth-like planets which have reached this planet, it's ridiculous just like my " super hamster " comment. So if a politician reduced movies, games or books on the topic of aliens from earth-like planets far away which have reached this planet, then it's " healthy censorship " right? It cares about the health and truth-proximity of the citizens of x nation or the entire world. The nearer people are to 100% truth, so the truth-proximity of a nation scores at i.e. 850 out of 1000, then that's great. While a nation with a truth-proximity of 400 out of 1000, such as USA or India, is not great. That's all connected with " plausible ". A.k.a. feasible. A.k.a. possible.
      So if Nero was alive today with his level of power, what would he do? He'd start with censoring " rubbish Christianity " and " rubbish Judaism " which were both illegal then. He'd then start opening up the Colosseum, and drinking wine and so on, I'm not totally sure.
      So again, if/when people tell the truth 999 times, then the 1000th is likely.
      In a 'boring world' with a lack of evidence of ESP, paranormal, ghosts, gods Etc. .. to avoid the boring world, we delve into " that which is plausible " (and likely evidenced later, via advanced sophistication, tech.).
      Right now, if person A in Monaco is looking at a card out of 52, talking on the phone to person B in Panama, asking person B " which card am I looking at? " then it doesn't work, why is that? It would need a multiverse world, and it would also need a 'pairing' in the multiverse world like " Ok I'm going to slightly connect this person in Monaco and this person in Panama " like I'd pair 2 people in GTA, as such, why would I pair two people I don't like being researched for a military application? I'd click " unpair ". We also live in a financial world, which will eventually in the distant future become unfinancial, when there's so much money / commodity, and few citizens sharing it, that their wealth is excessive so it starts to lose value, like " this is more than I can spend ".
      Right now, there's so many scammers or hunger-based citizens and soldiers (mercenaries), that why would ESP 'function' for them? I & the " dozens of others " in the alleged multiverse place would all click " unpair " on them too.
      Furthermore, transmitting a card in a deck of 52 requires the number and the suite, i.e. " diamond 10 ", so then that's visual right? A visual diamond, a visual 10, from x person in Panama to x person in Monaco.. what! Then that's a very 'upper level' test, right? So, via the multiverse theory plus x person / people actively involved in the other multiverse, then in this lifetime or at some point in the future that particular " card deck visual telepathy " is plausible to have a positive result.
      [ The multiverse theory as alleged by Harvard Lisa Randall, MIT Zahra Davoudi ]
      It's also better to have " success only " payment basis on researchers in this heavily financial world, right? So... they actually create tests or technology of value, instead of: " sorry it didn't work and thanks for the payments. "
      " Another world " is simply just that, another world in parallel to this one, as depicted in the videogame written & drawn by Eric Chahi, called Another World. The only difference is we can't travel, to them, or them to us.
      ( Again, without any evidence, however presented as 'very possible & logical' from Harvard & MIT Etc., not 'comic book only' )
      So it's quite complex however " We believe in that which is plausible. " and at some point there will be evidence of that which is real.

  • @hmp5952
    @hmp5952 5 лет назад +30

    The massive amount of brain damage I suffered in 2004 left me 1/2 blind, unable to walk/talk/ mentally incapable of the simplest task. Nearly 15 years later I have a whole new set of abilities I only saw on TV, my spine has completely healed, and I have almost gained back all of the abilities I lost. The brain is an amazing powderhouse of mystery! I hope to soon bestow upon the Earth my capabilities. Our world desperately needs some upstairs help 💫💙🙏

  • @Brett_S_420
    @Brett_S_420 4 года назад +11

    My brother had a heroin addiction that had cost him his girl and his son. He went out and hung himself during a deep depression. My other brother that lived with him found him and cut him down in time for the paramedics to save his life on the way to the hospital. He was in a coma for almost two weeks. When he woke up (he had gone through the worst of withdrawl from 10 years of opiates during the coma) he had some memory loss. He could remember people he had met as an addict but had seemingly forgotten most of the details of the previous ten years. He was shocked to be told how bad things had gotten in his life and was pretty dissapointed in his previous decisions. No longer addicted and much less depressed, he had pretty much been given a mental and physical fresh start. He hasn't done opioids since and is happy having his son and his son's mother back in his life.

  • @mewyattt
    @mewyattt 8 лет назад +52

    "Where you dropped on your head as a kid?"
    "Why thank you for thinking that. As a matter of fact I was"

    • @__-nt2wh
      @__-nt2wh 8 лет назад +5

      mewyattt
      No, I've never been dropped on my head as a head kid. I've been dropped on my head as a normal kid though.

    • @TheOnlyGHero09
      @TheOnlyGHero09 8 лет назад

      😂 I didn't even notice

    • @wrongtimeweeder1076
      @wrongtimeweeder1076 5 лет назад

      Your comment makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Buy a typewriter that has correction tape. You'll be amazed!

    • @helsinki655
      @helsinki655 4 года назад

      "Maybe I was, have you heard of acquired savants by any chance?"

  • @curtisslone7243
    @curtisslone7243 6 лет назад +13

    I remember a boy from school who had been involved in a car accident as a small child. His skull was severely injured in the accident and he wore a protective cap to protect his skull. It seems his the bones in his skull had never grown back. He was literally a human calculator. He could answer complex mathematical problems quicker than anyone I ever knew. I can't say for sure that the head trauma caused his incredible abilities but it always made me wonder.

  • @nneichan9353
    @nneichan9353 4 года назад +11

    I grew up not being sure why I was laughing, or sad, or being able to describe what emotion I felt. I've been struggling to learn it my whole life. These are truly incredible people to have done so much after such scary incidents.

  • @dreamwolf7302
    @dreamwolf7302 8 лет назад +7

    Went to school with a kid with Epilepsy who could recite everything he heard during an episode, and could even sing in perfect pitch..he was amazing, if he had an episode during a class, he would remember everything that happened in the class room, he could even remember the SOUND of the teachers pencil falling to the floor half way through one lesson...it was amazing..too bad for me the most I got from head injuries was schizophrenia and ADHD...

  • @LplusRatioplusNobodyCares
    @LplusRatioplusNobodyCares 8 лет назад +599

    so was my dad on to something when he kept beating me on the head.

    • @maddog6243
      @maddog6243 8 лет назад +1

      xD

    • @OakInch
      @OakInch 8 лет назад +27

      If it took you this long to figure out what he was doing, no.

    • @NickFje
      @NickFje 8 лет назад +13

      Yes he tried to help you. Just like my family is helping me. They drive over my head with their car because they want me to become a painter xD

    • @GENERALWACKASS
      @GENERALWACKASS 8 лет назад +2

      +Pc Gameplay my family told me to eat the paint chips

    • @kadarali1249
      @kadarali1249 8 лет назад +1

      😂😂😂 ok

  • @nileshdarunde
    @nileshdarunde 8 лет назад +41

    I was born genius but accidentally fell from tree and banged my head when i was small, time to reverse that shit.

    • @CologneCarter
      @CologneCarter 8 лет назад +4

      You mean you want a tree to fall on your feet now?

    • @bhatkat
      @bhatkat 6 лет назад +2

      Maybe just wack the other side of his head to restore the equilibrium.

  • @uppitywhiteman6797
    @uppitywhiteman6797 5 лет назад +25

    I may be dumb. But I'm glad to say, "I haven't been struck by lightning, car doors, automobiles, hammers, baseballs etc. either".

  • @purpohpenguin
    @purpohpenguin 8 лет назад +5

    I'm no genius however something similar happened to me. in highschool I was getting average grades. I received a bunch of concussions playing football, wrestling and boxing. my 7th concussion brought about an intense understanding and craving of math. i went from algebra 2 to calculus 2 in one semester (6 semesters for most people). since then, I still love mathematics and am currently studying engineering.

  • @DwightMS1
    @DwightMS1 8 лет назад +431

    I want to be an artist or mathematical genius. Where's my hammer?

    • @voznozofficial
      @voznozofficial 8 лет назад

      🔫 🔨

    • @voznozofficial
      @voznozofficial 8 лет назад

      🔫 🔨

    • @roggebot6425
      @roggebot6425 6 лет назад +1

      O noo

    • @scottcupp8129
      @scottcupp8129 6 лет назад +7

      I know. I'm eyeballing my hammer real hard. Maybe a couple of whacks to the head will allow me to gain the knowledge to finish my time displacement device.

    • @User10etf
      @User10etf 6 лет назад

      DwightMS1 can I join you

  • @austinhernandez2716
    @austinhernandez2716 8 лет назад +8

    After my left temporal lobe had been completely destroyed from 4 years of epilepsy, it had to be removed. I had 2 brain surgeries, and it cured me. I had like a high chance of losing all of my memory and having to start off fresh again like a baby, but I beat the odds. My IQ went up and my grades went up significantly.

  • @mariyabaileys
    @mariyabaileys 8 лет назад +6

    Hello TopTenz! You should have mentioned the guy who woke up from a coma and forgot his native English language but started speaking perfect mandarin that was pretty interesting!

  • @TarotRider-t2m
    @TarotRider-t2m 8 лет назад +4

    When I was a child I could write magical poems that I could no more write, I don't know where's my imagination gone but instead now I could calculate faster than I used to.

  • @robertharrison4967
    @robertharrison4967 5 лет назад +58

    Well I don't know what went wrong, I got beaten about the head so often as a child I should be a genius.

    • @robertorourke6614
      @robertorourke6614 5 лет назад +1

      before you dismiss genius in any field you must try all fields.

  • @spongebobboxpants6808
    @spongebobboxpants6808 8 лет назад +230

    I have a math test tomorrow...MOM! WHERE'S THE HAMMER!!!?

    • @fredlockard4509
      @fredlockard4509 8 лет назад +3

      LOL

    • @carloss91
      @carloss91 8 лет назад +1

      SpongeBob SapientPants lololololol

    • @freedomsworthafight6451
      @freedomsworthafight6451 8 лет назад +1

      SpongeBob SapientPants hey biodome settle down maths easy an extra hole in the head is hard 😉

    • @davindralakhan6864
      @davindralakhan6864 8 лет назад

      Wow!, I Have a Math Test Tomorrow Too! :)

    • @MAGGOT_VOMIT
      @MAGGOT_VOMIT 5 лет назад +1

      *Hulk before Thanos = Duh*
      *Hulk after Thanos = Brains*

  • @crackmaster88
    @crackmaster88 8 лет назад +79

    i can too memorize ANY number by just looking at it. Take for example number 9.

  • @washierbuffalo4725
    @washierbuffalo4725 8 лет назад +283

    time to go jump off my roof and land head first

    • @noisafuzol4028
      @noisafuzol4028 8 лет назад +2

      +TopTenz he's joking b0ss

    • @washierbuffalo4725
      @washierbuffalo4725 8 лет назад +16

      +TopTenz sorry I did it and I actually see through peoples houses now.....

    • @washierbuffalo4725
      @washierbuffalo4725 8 лет назад +8

      +TopTenz lol

    • @ts552
      @ts552 8 лет назад +3

      I followed instructions and rolled down from stairs head down now I am in hospital and I dont think my IQ went any better

    • @nicolaasleach
      @nicolaasleach 8 лет назад +1

      I tried that, I just became retarded…

  • @santihinojosa1603
    @santihinojosa1603 8 лет назад +72

    What about Patrick in that spongebob episode where he becomes smart AF?

  • @noahtorres9158
    @noahtorres9158 8 лет назад +120

    I had a super bad concussion but I feel like it made me dumber if anything damn it :(

    • @programmingcafe7571
      @programmingcafe7571 8 лет назад +2

      Noah Torres ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

    • @fredlockard4509
      @fredlockard4509 8 лет назад +16

      ya same here... these people are just lucky exceptions hehe... brain damage is dangerous
      I used to be a math whiz but then drinking in college and not good sleep and now my math is not as good :\

    • @judyl.761
      @judyl.761 6 лет назад

      Noah Torres, Same here.

    • @noahzuniga2079
      @noahzuniga2079 5 лет назад +1

      I wish I knew whether I am smarter or not. I’ve talked to my doctor from my boat but he hasn’t bothered to help me get my head checked by a civilian doctor.

    • @zdonzombie9643
      @zdonzombie9643 5 лет назад

      Same

  • @NorthAyase
    @NorthAyase 8 лет назад +27

    Maybe If I get hit in the head i'll be better at tetris...

  • @bdove1432
    @bdove1432 8 лет назад +2

    reading all the comments and the only thing anyone took from this video is "if i wack my head maybe I'll become artistically or mathematically talented. etc.." but what i took from it is that the human brain is amazing and it's capabilities are limitless. we are all so lucky to be alive. ♡♡

  • @Robert-xp4ii
    @Robert-xp4ii 5 лет назад +3

    The thing I find most fascinating about this is, we're not talking about people who were taught music, art, calculus, etc and simply remember all of the details they hadn't fully absorbed while in class. We're talking about people suddenly having profound knowledge of things, right out of the blue. I've never given a lot of credibility to the idea of reincarnation before now but that's the only way I can see someone being able to do what they do in these cases. There's a huge difference in someone being able to quickly understand a subject they're first being taught and someone who fully grasps the concepts from nothing. It's as if they were at least exposed to the information in a previous life. Very amazing.

    • @fredkilian4049
      @fredkilian4049 5 лет назад

      The brain is an organ to read molecular records that are past on from another source, not reincarnation of the soul! Where do you think dreams come from ?

  • @CriticalRoleHighlights
    @CriticalRoleHighlights 5 лет назад

    I have two computer monitors. I have one browser session open on the second one where I had a Biographics video with Simon Whistler on pause while eating dinner. After I was done, I started another session on my primary monitor to watch something else. I then clicked a TopTenz video and here I am with one Simon Whistler video on each monitor.
    It seems I can't get enough of this guy.

  • @opnavesea
    @opnavesea 8 лет назад +169

    my only chance at Working at NASA depends on me getting brain damage.

    • @opnavesea
      @opnavesea 8 лет назад +3

      ALPHAGHOST3 makes sense to me lets do it.

    • @ALPHAGHOST3
      @ALPHAGHOST3 8 лет назад +4

      netsuj yenrav after we get the jobs, If you act like you're starter than me I'll beat you some more at no charge for a real friend like you....

    • @opnavesea
      @opnavesea 8 лет назад +7

      ALPHAGHOST3 and people say you can't make real friends on the internet lol.

    • @melvinpinder2874
      @melvinpinder2874 8 лет назад

      all good

    • @Jayce1219
      @Jayce1219 5 лет назад

      Me too. I want to become musical genius. Live my life as an artist

  • @sonofdionysis
    @sonofdionysis 8 лет назад

    I suffered a car accident, passed coma & wake up to a catastrophic massive stroke which left me with a brain injury, mute and my brain clot destroyed my neural pathways between my motor system in my brain & my right muscle groups. I can listen, dance, empathize with you and I retain my child-like appreciation of our world.

  • @Cucumber_Jones
    @Cucumber_Jones 5 лет назад +70

    Why art and math? How come no artists get hit on the head and suddenly transform into office managers or bank tellers? ☺️

    • @LordAlacorn
      @LordAlacorn 5 лет назад +33

      Banking and office working is a brain injury given by the society.

    • @jerrynewberry2823
      @jerrynewberry2823 5 лет назад

      Gee, I would have said I knew my boss wasn't a genius.

    • @jerrynewberry2823
      @jerrynewberry2823 5 лет назад

      No matter what he said.

    • @joeo7257
      @joeo7257 5 лет назад +2

      Today is, "Turn your office manager into a genius day."

    • @binzsta86
      @binzsta86 5 лет назад

      It's too labor intensive.

  • @SorcererSanguine
    @SorcererSanguine 8 лет назад +46

    My brain damage made me have to relearn math in high school....

    • @lsswappedcessna
      @lsswappedcessna 6 лет назад +3

      My brain damage made me have to lock my left knee when I'm standing still or else feel like I'm going to fall over.

    • @huntermcgowan2078
      @huntermcgowan2078 6 лет назад +2

      reroll

    • @chips.3927
      @chips.3927 4 года назад

      Same lmao 😭😭

    • @chips.3927
      @chips.3927 4 года назад

      @@lsswappedcessna Check doctor, that's a very negative effect and not beneficial at all

  • @bluesfan582
    @bluesfan582 8 лет назад +71

    Interesting video, and for me thought-provoking too. My son had suspected meningitis when he was almost two years old. Meningitis is known to affect the brain. He was given intravenous antibiotics and grew up to be a wizard at maths and music, with perfect memory recall in many other subjects. Never put the two things together before, but who knows?

    • @eurosonly
      @eurosonly 5 лет назад +2

      But does he lack in social skills? There's always a trade off.

    • @lisarice4402
      @lisarice4402 5 лет назад +2

      @@eurosonly - that's where brain rehabilitation comes in. EVERY person who has a brain injury NEEDS rehab. You have to train, re-learn and learn more in order to get back to a better quality of life - prime medical care is crucial also. That lays the foundation for excellence in rehabilitation.

    • @berchmerch836
      @berchmerch836 5 лет назад

      Cool

  • @AnonMedic
    @AnonMedic 5 лет назад +2

    In 2009 I suffered two brain hemorrhages that left me in the ICU for about 40 days. Prior to that I was not able to do the math in developing computer applications like games. But since then I have been able to do it without problem. And what you said about Mr z remembering street names and facts with clarity.. I can do the same thing when regards to computers or electrical and mechanical engineering.

  • @jarrod752
    @jarrod752 8 лет назад +74

    A lot of these people seem to be having issues with 1 hemisphere of the brain and is getting overcompensation from the other side. Sudden skills related to math and art...

    • @reh3884
      @reh3884 5 лет назад +2

      The whole left/right brain stuff is a myth.

    • @angelus4620
      @angelus4620 3 года назад

      @@reh3884 no it's not😂

    • @annengethe8455
      @annengethe8455 Год назад

      Amazing!

    • @MsVanorak
      @MsVanorak 8 месяцев назад

      acquired savant syndrome can be as a result to damage to the left side of the head apparently - so art and maths must be in the other side! it didn't work for me but instead i just feel at odds with people and their pathetic trivialities.

  • @iShallEatChips
    @iShallEatChips 8 лет назад +4

    This is spectacular. Makes me wonder what kind of surgeries we will learn in the future to make geniuses.

  • @daveerhardt1879
    @daveerhardt1879 6 лет назад +6

    Very interesting. phenomena. I had a severe brain injury almost 15 years ago and my abilities never changed. Just surviving a brain injury is important to me, I consider myself very lucky in just being normal.

  • @jasonsweet1868
    @jasonsweet1868 8 лет назад +1

    Landed on my head over a year ago, sleep after any activity headaches,vertigo, intolerance of bright lights and noise, angry outbursts, loss of short term memory and to cap it all depression what I find strange is my desire to go and live alone on a boat when I hate being away from my family it's been a real challenge for every one and not a single super power other than sleeping

  • @seguebythesea
    @seguebythesea 6 лет назад +4

    Fascinating stuff. I’ve done a bit of reading on the subject and the abilities people can mysteriously acquire from brain damage is stunning.

  • @hazard7732
    @hazard7732 8 лет назад +1

    Mr. Z sounds like any mechanic you'll run into off the street. I use to do automotive training and was in an internship, and almost all the people I met in those places, including myself, could do that. Being mechanically inclined isn't genius, it's just what some people do.

  • @MrEnte3000
    @MrEnte3000 8 лет назад +60

    Now, where did I put my sledge hammer...

  • @vipertact
    @vipertact 6 лет назад +15

    Interesting to think that some parts of our brain are actually holding us back from amazing abilities.

    • @chiara6942
      @chiara6942 Год назад +3

      It's not like that, actually when a part of your brain damages the brain's other parts capacity increases because body always wants to maintain balance. So by increasing ability of some parts of brain is actually compensates for lost part ( damaged part)

  • @2Namia
    @2Namia 7 лет назад +9

    "..divorced her husband and bought a goat" what a gal !

  • @asapnickybars4693
    @asapnickybars4693 8 лет назад +7

    This is one of the most interesting videos I have ever seen. I love Toptenz concepts for videos!

  • @QuantumSnper
    @QuantumSnper 8 лет назад +15

    Becoming a math genius would be great, literally bam and you know everything and not have to do nothing

  • @toko3d
    @toko3d 7 лет назад +1

    I started writing this and realized what ZI had to say about others was more important and that my situation is just an example. I, until a few days ago worked at a place where I knew many people with the mathematical, musical, and other similar gifts to this video. I remember a man who knew hundreds of digits of pi. He even explained he had a 'pictorial' method of figuring it out. He talked to me, a former Engineering student, about mathematical concepts of which I had never heard. I even tried to trick him, rather test him, several times with quite rare math knowledge and he was flawless.
    Another man I knew could play ANY song he had ever heard. It was impressive and inspiring, especially for me! I truly hopes that he is able to get out there and play for others and become well known. If you are ever in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area and meet a man named Chenprene (I hope I spelt it correctly,) You will undoubtedly hear the musical genious of the man I speak!
    I received a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) back in 2006. I have always had an interest in music. I had good memory prior, but terrible memory after. The exception is that I could remember songs perfectly in terms of note and times. I still can recall music like that, I like to call it "phonographic memory" but after a shunt 'revision' my dexterity and musical memory was left less than it was prior to my initial TBI.

  • @SuperChromer1
    @SuperChromer1 5 лет назад +5

    Although this video is several years old , it has great significance for the many viewers that have responded , especially for those with any sudden skill sets ... our brains are an energetic force that can be altered as this video clearly shows us , sometimes by accidental incident , or , perhaps by planned and studied , rational occurrence ...we must understand the synapse pathways exist now , and those pathways create our existence , but , it is possible to create an additional pathway or pathways , for an even greater intellect ... imagine being able to balance the 2 hemispheres of the brain to a much greater degree of almost equilibrium , then applying an advanced learning regimen to the individual experiences the new set of pathways being formed ... then continuing to apply the set of advanced educational parameters , which may or may not have long lasting newly created values ... Somehow , someway , this formula popped into my mind , which I then created , which has shown to be a correct formula , with even more than expected great results ... think of a tuning fork , with a specific tone , obviously do to the molecular structure of the pathway to vibratory expression , then someone uses a similar comparable and applies that to a human perspective of understanding ... combined with a dual hemisphere balanced brain ... I call it a LIGHT ENERGY PROTOCOL ( light body energy ) ... My belief is that an increased intellectual capacitance can be achieved in several bio molecular life forms , when this specific formulation is created and then applied ... neural cognitive pathways altered in this videos explanation resulted in new perspectives of expressionism , both in the receptor regions , and also in the broadcasting regions ... thank you for this video ... p.s --- just because someone reading this may have a WTF moment , does not mean that I will be openly sharing this formula ... and this is not meant to be rude or insulting , it is just that there are varying very special parameters including a few super benefits that have been the results so far , so until later ... T...

  • @KiahSilverdew
    @KiahSilverdew 4 года назад +1

    My son was in a near fatal car wreck in March of 2018 and had extensive brain damage. He miraculously survived; he didn't wake up a savant but his color blindness was cured. Doctors are baffled.

  • @johnlewington5841
    @johnlewington5841 6 лет назад +4

    Wow!!! Just wow. The human brain is amazing, even when damaged, it still finds a way to function. It is like a living machine, when damaged, it finds a way to function, even if it has to bypass a few damaged areas

  • @kitaryakysubae3156
    @kitaryakysubae3156 8 лет назад +8

    Genius from brain damage. The idea of that reminds me a lot of "cuncussive maintainence" where you whack something til it works properly.

    • @gregorytrane7828
      @gregorytrane7828 8 лет назад +1

      Kitarya Kysubae I knew a maintainence guy at work that did that and he had 2 brain cells left and they both were fighting for supremacy.

  • @rubensegovia5483
    @rubensegovia5483 8 лет назад +32

    what about goku..
    if he han't hit his head when he was a baby,,he wouldn't had save the world and the universe etc... he should be on the list too as #1

  • @thecraftycyborg9024
    @thecraftycyborg9024 8 лет назад +1

    A family friend's husband left her after a mild head injury. He went from a funny, caring, devoted family man to a hateful bigot literally overnight. He divorced her only a month later, never paid child support, and has lost basically everything. It was wild to watch him change.

    • @gregorytrane7828
      @gregorytrane7828 8 лет назад +2

      thedoanzone I think you hit the nail on the head.

  • @bethy-lou3307
    @bethy-lou3307 8 лет назад +18

    Great video! Interesting topic. The brain is so complex. Thank you for the great stories. :)

  • @ghanditw
    @ghanditw 5 лет назад +16

    LEIGH ERCEG WILL ONE DAY FIGHT TERMINATORS

  • @eniacster
    @eniacster 5 лет назад +7

    My guess is these people suffered irreversible/debilitating damage to the left/right half of their brains and the other halves took over. Thus changing them into these artists and mathematicians depending on which half took over the job.

    • @bansheemania1692
      @bansheemania1692 5 лет назад

      Got tboned in 2011 drunk driver.Had my head Caged for 8mnths... Know i Can Control my Dreams..

  • @chingghishan5707
    @chingghishan5707 8 лет назад +8

    "OHgod I pray to thee to smack some intelligence into my head"
    Then God literally smacks intelligence into your head.
    "OUCH I meant smack metaphorically"

  • @romanromero5099
    @romanromero5099 5 лет назад +9

    #4.... his wife left him for playing bad piano 😩😂

  • @phirodriguez6108
    @phirodriguez6108 8 лет назад +6

    So all I gotta do is get whacked and I'll finally be good at art? I've been practicing for nothing!

    • @senorvillarruel8129
      @senorvillarruel8129 8 лет назад +1

      Sophie Rodriguez ill give you a good wacking wink wink ;)

  • @lordtimebomb6792
    @lordtimebomb6792 8 лет назад +19

    imagine if we can control this

    • @eurosonly
      @eurosonly 5 лет назад +2

      Imagine all the millions private companies would make off it.

    • @yes0r787
      @yes0r787 4 года назад

      ugh

  • @desmondlough2397
    @desmondlough2397 8 лет назад +1

    After a concussion I had at a construction job my math skills improved greatly and am now an accounting student. I thought this was just a coincidence however this video shows otherwise... crazy.

  • @15ritolaj
    @15ritolaj 8 лет назад +42

    Watching this makes me wonder about people with multiple personality disorder.. These people in the video often seem normal enough before hand than become knocked into another personality. Perhaps everybody does have multiple personalities and are simply not able to access them. Perhaps people with a "multiple personality disorder" can access the other personalities and live to a higher potential? Are "normal" people not actually living up to there full potential? where as people labeled with an apparent mental disorder are actually goin beyond what a "normal" brain can comprehend?.. Something to think about..

    • @SpaceHitler
      @SpaceHitler 8 лет назад +2

      This is too mind boggling...

    • @user-sh4ug2fk5c
      @user-sh4ug2fk5c 7 лет назад +5

      Pen Game it is abnormal to be normal and yes i know... this is paradox, but think about it. It's true

    • @empyrean196
      @empyrean196 7 лет назад +6

      I’ve never viewed multiple personalities as a potential gift of sorts, interesting to think about. I would say having them would be more debilitating than anything else, as you wouldn’t have a psychological center. My grandmother has schizophrenia, so I’ve personally experienced the “multiple personalities”. No matter how positive, or negative; the personalities can clash causing psychiatric problems.Though, we can have a SINGLE multi-faceted personality infused with our own peculiarities, without abandoning our sanity.

    • @htoodoh5770
      @htoodoh5770 7 лет назад

      Pen Game hello

    • @htoodoh5770
      @htoodoh5770 6 лет назад +1

      THE ASTRONAUT Human are scary and crazy

  • @TimothyONeill_84.
    @TimothyONeill_84. 5 лет назад +1

    I can imagine suddenly hundreds of people in hospitals because they have wacked themselves on the head with a hammer or thrown themselves into a wall hoping to unlock that genius part of the brain, please don’t do that to yourselves

  • @Silverbackpumphrey
    @Silverbackpumphrey 5 лет назад +18

    I wish my brain trauma would have given me something cool.

  • @KingOath
    @KingOath 5 лет назад +1

    Magnani’s paintings are absolutely beautiful, I find them calming and thought provoking to look at

  • @armeddeafboi7276
    @armeddeafboi7276 8 лет назад +4

    well that "bathroom accident" is starting to look more appealing

  • @Jack-bu7ll
    @Jack-bu7ll 8 лет назад +1

    500k! Congrats man. I seriously think you of all the list channels deserve it

  • @hououinkyouma5539
    @hououinkyouma5539 8 лет назад +64

    I got hit in the head, and all I got was this stupid brain

    • @falkengivenchy531
      @falkengivenchy531 8 лет назад +3

      Serenity Nooow me too lol 😖

    • @moko3887
      @moko3887 7 лет назад +2

      Serenity Nooow it's the luck of the draw ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

  • @mattandmegandiercks8809
    @mattandmegandiercks8809 5 лет назад +1

    Through damage creates restoration and in restoration of your synapses creates new passages and in return creates new perspective or ways of thinking

  • @wawathulu5637
    @wawathulu5637 8 лет назад +20

    i bashed my head with a rock and now i can see smells. hear colors. and feel the alphabet

    • @ocdplaylistmaker7032
      @ocdplaylistmaker7032 6 лет назад +1

      That's called synesthesia.

    • @jamesmeritt6800
      @jamesmeritt6800 6 лет назад

      Kyle Kaloi: synesthesia is not genius

    • @pinnip4974
      @pinnip4974 5 лет назад

      That's acid 😬

    • @davidschofield7351
      @davidschofield7351 4 года назад

      I've had a similar experience. For me, sounds and smells have color, and occasionally a related taste.

    • @atomicwedgie8176
      @atomicwedgie8176 3 года назад

      Sometimes I can hear, smell, and taste farts.

  • @hanleyshellie5
    @hanleyshellie5 7 лет назад

    I suffered a Brain Injury 2 Weeks ago and since that day I am Obsessed with Astrophotography !! Only 2 Days after leaving the Hospital I had an urge to get out of bed and go buy a Camera I now spend my Recovery Days Watching Astrophotography RUclips Tutorials and I Plan to purchase a Telescope when I have saved up enough money to buy one I am constantly looking up to the Sky more than ever before in My Life ..... The Black Out that caused My Fall and Concussion was from Severe Abdominal Pain & Dehydration loads of Tests we’re done Everything looked fine the only part that wasn’t tested was My Brain ...... I did notice my temperament has changed and I am now aware of it .... I need regular rest periods & Occassional Nana Naps .... as for Music I am about to start learning the Harp ...... Seasonal Blessings for an Amazing 2018 🌈🌏💗🕊

  • @vangildermichael1767
    @vangildermichael1767 8 лет назад +8

    in number 5. He is painting that picture from memory. I wonder if the 'stones' in that cobblestone walkway are the same as in reality. Like, the same number of, and pattern of.

    • @heavyhanded1782
      @heavyhanded1782 5 лет назад

      VanGilder Michael I’d like to know that too. Most of us think we remember the small details but we don’t our s brains just fill it in and it’s typically wrong. I’m guessing he’s the exception though hence why he’s on the list lol

  • @joesmith9472
    @joesmith9472 6 лет назад +1

    I love how people can know another language, know music or be savants and all we need is an accidental knock on the head to unleash the brains true power. why isn't this capacity available to us? why is it locked away?

  • @sprittel
    @sprittel 5 лет назад +24

    Howe woud I noe if I was drain bamaged?

    • @francoisona
      @francoisona 5 лет назад

      🤣

    • @MsMary957
      @MsMary957 5 лет назад +3

      Trump, is that you?

    • @sprittel
      @sprittel 5 лет назад +1

      @@MsMary957 lol! no I wish I was as witty as Trump, thanks for the compliment tho!

    • @rhodawatkins4516
      @rhodawatkins4516 5 лет назад +1

      sprittel Odd, I've never heard him laugh or make a joke unless it was at someone else's expense. That just seems more rude and insulting than witty.

    • @sprittel
      @sprittel 5 лет назад +1

      @@rhodawatkins4516 unfortunately it's not odd at all, that side of him certainly exists, but whats unfortunate is thats the only side of him you'll find portrayed by most mainstream media. I see and recognise his faults clearly, as I do the witty, kind and humane side of him. Today he called off retaliatory strikes against Iran as he knew and stated clearly that the resulting likely loss of life was not a proportional response. What media showed that interview?

  • @teambeining
    @teambeining 5 лет назад +1

    Amazing stories. As a nurse, I’ve witnessed how brain injuries can cause complete personality changes - demure people have become aggressive and vice versa.

  • @jialiangjiang1023
    @jialiangjiang1023 8 лет назад +7

    Thor:How can I help you ? People

  • @ylvarasmussen625
    @ylvarasmussen625 5 лет назад +1

    My grandfather is the opposite. He had a photographic memory as a child, until he sustained a brain injury.

  • @RexGalilae
    @RexGalilae 8 лет назад +10

    0:00
    Hey vsauce! Michael here

  • @stevenmartinek4419
    @stevenmartinek4419 4 года назад +1

    Mr. Whistler was a genious from birth. He did take 3 slugs in his head from a shotgun but just pulled them out with his fingers and turned them in for recycling. You'll never meet anyone tougher or smarter than Mr. Whistler.

  • @Recon3Y3z
    @Recon3Y3z 5 лет назад +17

    How'd you make this video without once saying synesthesia?

    • @HalfdeadRider
      @HalfdeadRider 4 года назад

      Because that's not really the subject, same kind of result, but synaesthesia is deliberately causing change in brain function by stimulating certain parts of the brain in a controlled environment.

  • @jacobmusgrave9231
    @jacobmusgrave9231 5 лет назад

    This is not a joke! I suffered a severe TBI when I was 16 from being tboned by a one ton duely 4x4, with a grill guard who was going 60 mph! I was induced into a coma for two weeks, hospitalized for two months and in physical and occupational therapy for about three and a half years. I missed the entire first term of my junior year in high school being in the hospital. I returned to school, caught up with my class, and graduated ON TIME...and not at the bottom of my class. Mathematics have always been pretty simple to me, but they tested my general IQ after my wreck (never had it tested prior), and, less than 18 months after suffering a severe TBI, I tested at 129! That was 20+ years ago. I have tested at 154 recently, so...!

  • @michaelwinter742
    @michaelwinter742 8 лет назад +3

    Sounds like a lot of damage to inhibiting brain regions or hemispherical damage. Your brain hemispheres, for example, are like two friends. Both are their own personality. Usually one is dominant over the other. Brain damage to one hemisphere can give the chance for the other to take dominance.

  • @michaelmeola3753
    @michaelmeola3753 4 года назад +1

    I just got hit by a car and now I know 8×10=4,365.

  • @005AGIMA
    @005AGIMA 5 лет назад +4

    Alcohol damages brain. Soooo I should drink more? Holy crap I AM a genius!

  • @007NowOnline
    @007NowOnline 6 лет назад +1

    The human mind truly is the greatest mystery.

  • @gregorytrane7828
    @gregorytrane7828 8 лет назад +12

    It sounds like a lot of them are either math or music prodigies depending what side or hemisphere is injured. I think I'll smack either side of my head with a brick and see what happens.

    • @amethysth.1913
      @amethysth.1913 6 лет назад +1

      Try smacking both sides and see what happens.... probably your iq would be like 20000..

  • @angrydevilgamer2770
    @angrydevilgamer2770 7 лет назад

    I sometimes when i sleep i hear stories that are completely new to me even remembering a lot of them. Which i think i've experienced this 'gift' from when i fell off to top bunk of a bunk bed hitting my head on the floor when i was 10 years old.

  • @rockyarmstrong7345
    @rockyarmstrong7345 8 лет назад +10

    I want some brain damage.. oh wait.. I think I already do

  • @cperterpan6860
    @cperterpan6860 4 месяца назад

    This is true.I worked at a security firm. And there was this guy.Sloppy looking always sleepy looking.His speech was not was smooth. I eventually left the security firm. And over ten years after meet the same guy. He was dressed neatly in office wear leather dress shoes and a folder with a book. His speech was still not smooth but he spoke faster with more intent. He told me he suffered a stroke could not remember his past and he is now a motivational speaker and recently met a girl and got married.

  • @danieljakubik3428
    @danieljakubik3428 6 лет назад +3

    Brain damage teaches us many new interesting things about brain science.

  • @crevice5369
    @crevice5369 4 года назад +1

    None of the people in this comments section are even old enough to understand half of whats being talked about in this video

  • @jarikinnunen1718
    @jarikinnunen1718 5 лет назад +6

    An Italian man got his sight back as a result of some a family dispute. The wife threw an icy chicken out of window and hit accidentally the blint man's head

  • @gabeson8367
    @gabeson8367 5 лет назад +2

    we just gonna ignore stephen hawkings becoming paralyzed but also a genuis

  • @huhwhoiskx6868
    @huhwhoiskx6868 8 лет назад +24

    that aint no brain dmg, thats brain enhancement

    • @defiantabyss9882
      @defiantabyss9882 8 лет назад +4

      It's brain damage.

    • @snipes_1138
      @snipes_1138 8 лет назад +6

      Brain enhancement damage??

    • @Roman-us2fp
      @Roman-us2fp 5 лет назад

      huh who is kx? Brain damage which caused brain enhancement

  • @gardengirl21
    @gardengirl21 8 лет назад +1

    Reminds me of several cases i've heard of people gaining psychic ability from extreme illness or injury.

  • @ninjaproofshadow
    @ninjaproofshadow 8 лет назад +16

    matrix confirmed

    • @yoshtopia8046
      @yoshtopia8046 5 лет назад +2

      Mob Slayer for reals that dude that saw math through out everything. That sounds like the matrix to me

  • @MrJpm1989
    @MrJpm1989 8 лет назад +2

    honestly same thing happened to me I'm on face book using the name John p miller. 2012 I had a major brain infection that left me disabled and without a pituitary gland and part of my hypothalamus doses not work. last year I started to draw and I never was an artist but now I can't stop drawing or painting. if you don't believe me please check out my facebook. spelling and memory is a big problem plus I live with daily pain but what helps is art and some say I'm very good . I am blessed and it's nice to see I'm not a freak and it's happened to someone else. the doctors did a case study on my infection and head surgury that left me in the hospital 5 weeks. other than my art ,life is pretty painful headache and body pain . please stop by and see for yourself and friend me . I have done work now for people all over and it gives me a reason to still be here. God bless.

  • @avebb_
    @avebb_ 8 лет назад +16

    Remember me when this video hits 1 million views

  • @git_t0v
    @git_t0v 8 лет назад

    I can't believe you wouldn't have Daniel Tammet on this list! He's probably the most brilliant.

    • @mlkaminski
      @mlkaminski Год назад

      It’s about acquired savant syndrome.

  • @jackiechan6460
    @jackiechan6460 8 лет назад +6

    So I have a 2nd story window, a hammer, a pistol and harambe. Which one of these hold the highest potential for giving me super brain powers?

    • @amethysth.1913
      @amethysth.1913 6 лет назад

      @@ToptenzNettop10 yep tried it.. I became a toxic venom spider woman.

  • @LouMontana-wc7nr
    @LouMontana-wc7nr 7 лет назад

    I was hit in a very minor car accident. My head slammed the headrest and knocked me into a daze.
    I have been on a slow degrade for the past three years. I can only wish and hope I get some kind of gift like genius.