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Stephen Wiltshire: The Human Camera



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Stephen Wiltshire has been called the "Human Camera." In this short excerpt from the film Beautiful Minds: A Voyage into the Brain, Wiltshire takes a helicopter journey over Rome and then draws a panoramic view of what he saw, entirely from memory.




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It annoys me how ... ( 1 month ago by merrett)
It annoys me how they analyse it so closely and have to pick out inaccuracies. It doesn't really matter.
God created us ... ( 4 weeks ago by MIProductions1)
God created us through evolution. You are still being created, I am still be created, we are still being created.
you ignorant twat! ( 3 weeks ago by supermaltgeezer)
you ignorant twat!
when you say that " ... ( 3 weeks ago by 1thefallen)
when you say that "even you can do that", are you actually inferring that since you are of lesser intelligence that an autistic adult?
how shameful for you it must be.
best of luck pal
ok.......can ... ( 3 weeks ago by randomman4)
ok.......can someone tell me how he got the 1000000megapixel camera implanted in his eye?
The way his brain ... ( 2 weeks ago by Rosseh1)
The way his brain works is different to a "regular" person. It's a mutation in his development. The brain prioritises memories and the way his brain prioritises memories is different. We all have the potential. If we were to master genetics we could achieve this. The truth about the world is it is chaotic. We try and organise life, the universe, and give it a purpose. But the reality is there is no point in life, it simply is.
all I can say is: ... ( 2 weeks ago by niunanfen)
all I can say is: F-A-K-E!
this ist not a fake ... ( 2 weeks ago by Izanagi16)
this ist not a fake you dumbass!
this isn't true... ( 2 weeks ago by JayAre561)
this isn't true...
I have one question ... ( 1 week ago by BossPollock0724)
I have one question. Is this guy human?
lol ( 1 week ago by Pikusa1)
lol
omg HE IS AWSUM! ( 1 week ago by AhojeQ)
omg HE IS AWSUM!
wow!.. respect for ... ( 1 week ago by BannyANDMacek)
wow!.. respect for him!
Wow that is amazing! ( 1 week ago by jjho8)
Wow that is amazing!
the way the normal ... ( 1 week ago by maudinski)
the way the normal brain works is that it takes in every detail that you see or hear, then "trashes" what it thinks as unimportant. im guessing his mind finds everything important, or doesnt have the abiltity to sort things out.
People like him is ... ( 1 week ago by treklemmer)
People like him is almost a reason to want to be autistic xD absolutely amazing. I can't believe how the mind is capable of that. And he's a really good artist!
By claiming there ... ( 1 week ago by ChasBeauregarde)
By claiming there is no point in life you just made a point. Not meaning to be flippant, how do you explain the precise orbit of the planets, the fact that of the earth's axis was tilted one degree off in any direction there wouldn't be polar caps etc.. Do those things just occur out of chaos?
yes they do. The ... ( 1 week ago by tristbjorn)
yes they do. The problem is that because we are here, people tend to think that it somehow must be fitted to us. But the totally neglect all the planets that aren't this way. It's a bad case of anthropocentricity.
I'm assuming there ... ( 6 days ago by Rosseh1)
I'm assuming there is only a certain way in which orbit works. So if any other way is impossible then sure, it's just chance. I think things do occur out of chaos. There are laws, but they are probabilistic, not really 100% certain. It's more comforting to think there is a purpose in life and the universe but I agree with tristbjorn that it seems anthropocentric or a product of fear.
what a genius. ( 5 days ago by madl3nka)
what a genius.
Let's take this ... ( 4 days ago by ChasBeauregarde)
Let's take this apart for a minute - As of now scientists have no evidence of life existing in the universe beyond our solar system. Wouldn't it be reasonable to start for a point of known origin to hypothesize on the origin of life as opposed to other planets in other galaxies? How is that anthropocentric?
If there is no ... ( 4 days ago by ChasBeauregarde)
If there is no point to life and it just is as you you claim, than why not take the Jim Jones cool aid? Another words if there no point to living than wouldn't it be an easier way to end suffering if we go out return to nothingness? But the point I'm trying to make is that in all creatures on earth there is an innate instinct for self preservation. Is this something that just randomly happened, I don't know just asking questions.
I don't think so. I ... ( 4 days ago by Rosseh1)
I don't think so. I think that the purpose is just to be, to exist. If there is a point to our life then there must be a point to the existence of the universe and then, if there is some higher purpose to the universe than existence, what is higher than existence? The afterlife or anything like that is still a kind of existence. Perhaps there is a purpose to the entire universe, but if so it will be something far beyond our current coprehension of "purpose."
i have no words ( 1 day ago by Wbeliever7)
i have no words


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