Every Disease That Gives You Superpowers Explained in 6 Minutes

[@mompernl]

All of these are like if a genie purposely messed up your wish

[@AshAndCream]

Hahahahahahahahaha

[@firefree5282]

@@AshAndCreamwhat a creative comment

[@LoganM175]

@@firefree5282 what a snarky comment

[@firefree5282]

@@LoganM175 and? Why do you need to feel the need to defend it?

[@n3ther1te]

This is a crazy comment 💀 Phosphorus

[@metalkicker23]

Tetrachromacy: It doesn't give people the ability to see a new color. The extra color sensitivity exists between green and red. They simply have the ability to notice finer differences in the same colors.

[@chro.]

which is seeing new colors

[@silverreaps6803]

​@@chro. Yeah lol

[@7JJDX]

It would still be seeing new colors as having a 4th cone in between the red and green cones would (in theory) allow them to see a red-green impossible color. The reason for this being an impossible color is that when we normally combine red and green we get brown/yellow rather than a red-ish green, or a green-ish red. The best way to imagine this color is as a version of teal except instead of it being a green-ish blue or a blue-ish green it would be a green-ish red/red-ish green. The reason why people with trichromacy can't see this color is because "the red-green opponent neuron can either signal red or green, but not both". Having the orange color cone would allow for the ability to see unique color blends that aren't perceivable to people with only 3 color cones.

[@Bunny_Bill]

But technically yellow is a colour our brain made up, so wouldn't this cone allow someone to see true yellow?

[@metalkicker23]

@@chro. you can distinguish slightly different hue of the same colour

[@lavatoriii609]

I don’t suffer with autism I’m actually pretty good at it

[@Perluwu]

tism strength

[@AshAndCream]

Jealous

[@thepaintcreators]

That's an interesting way to put it! It’s amazing how each person’s experience with these unique traits can vary so much. Instead of seeing them as limitations, it’s refreshing to think of them as different ways to experience the world!

[@SliceJosiah]

based

[@Envy-Animations]

Me too

[@Matthiastalks]

Myostatin defficiency have a drawback: they have an increased energy consumption, and if their bones are not strong enough, their muscles can break them.

[@skalpe3155]

I mean if the bones were to break, sure it would be a shit thing but until adulthood they might get resistant anyways

[@Matthiastalks]

@@skalpe3155 for humans t is a relatively rare side effect, sure, but it can happen with even non-myostatin defficient people with increased muscle mass, because bone are subjected to material exhaustion, too. And if somebody's muscles are not limited, it will make this happen faster. Combine this with the increased need of calcium for the muscles to function and you get a nutritional nightmare. In GM animals like myosstatin-KO chichens there are no way to make this work and this kind of experiments have been shot down early on due to the suffering which it causes (not like inbreeding dogs to apnoe oblivion and other degenerative diseases).

[@cbv7207]

Cope

[@memer9491]

get the bone strengthening one too and you become the absolute unit

[@normified]

​@@memer9491 DISORDER-MAXXING ON MY NEXT PLAYTHROUGH! NEW BROKEN STRAT, ULTRA RARE AND UNPATCHED?!?!

[@Someone-md9vd]

2nd one is the best man, no drawbacks just epic

[@Karkjo]

Only if you have enough food in your living situation

[@VGODP]

I have 3rd Syndrome and i can remember when i shitted in my diapers and how breastmilk tasted and how i tought drinking cola is normal after i got it to taste but suddenly my parents did not allow it anymore i was like confused and dissapointed as a baby 😢😮

[@Someone-md9vd]

​@@VGODPOH MY GOD THATS CRAZY IS YOUr NAME SHELDON!!!!!!!

[@truthseeker7815]

@@Karkjo, that applies to literally everyone

[@loystonveigas9369]

​​@@truthseeker7815I don't think not having enough food makes your bones get crushed by muscles is a common experience

[@Bunny_Bill]

As I was watching Vampire syndrome, I admittedly wasn't expecting TPE to throw up the most vampire human I've ever seen ever.

[@thepaintcreators]

Right? That segment totally nailed the vampire vibe! It’s wild to think that there are real conditions that mirror things we usually only see in movies. Makes you wonder what else could be out there that we think is just fiction!

[@Calm_Plier]

Cool your anti semitism

[@ColourlessAmiba]

​​@@Calm_Plier There's a disease that turns you green, enrages you, and increases your body mass tenfold **Shows the hulk** Calm_Plier: This man must be talking about the jews...

[@LunaticStruggler]

@@Calm_Plier ?

[@krupt5995]

​@@thepaintcreators It's not real. Look at his sources

[@saidnobody]

never been such disappointed at being completely disease free

[@wirmaple7336]

Each disease comes with its own drawbacks. Thank God you don't have those weird diseases.

[@slfdooh4051]

@@wirmaple7336Except the MRMH it has no drawbacks and it gives you a physical strength

[@hanguyenhoang9551]

​@@wirmaple7336 not the second one

[@daniboi_oneninefive]

​@@wirmaple7336cept for the second one

[@wokekoala3888]

Insane username

[@dantejackson8670]

Only downside to MRMH is the increased caloric volume needed for the higher metabolic basal rate.

[@alviandrapiero2464]

basically born to be gym rat

[@someguycalledcerberus9805]

A drawback on evolutionary scale (probably why it did not take over the entire gene pool), but it's actually a benefit in the modern developed world since you can eat more and not get fat.

[@escoosy1763]

Born to be gymbro

[@-WarCriminal-22]

Considering how fat I am right now I'd take it lol.

[@MrBrezelwurst]

Eat as much as you want and still be ripped... sounds like a dream. Maybe not for your wallet though

[@Noomagenial]

5:46 dude even looks like a vampire thats crazy 💀

[@connorferguson2269]

Makes you wonder if this predisposition is the inspiration for the monster, wouldn't be crazy for story's to start up when you look like that.

[@batman_2004]

Lmao

[@kujojotarostandoceanman2641]

​@@connorferguson2269even more that how many vampire mytho might actually be true

[@PrimeBrenon]

@@connorferguson2269I’m pretty sure it is

[@Happy_Sailor639]

He is Nosferatu

[@Thishandleisnotavaiable]

this kind of the content so good, focus about scope, understandable, and details

[@Thishandleisnotavaiable]

good visualize

[@Mrstobastoba]

Copied by another vid

[@watching..657]

0:17 DONT LET THIS GUY LEARN CURSED TECHNIQUE 💀💀

[@akazazsa]

lmao💀💀

[@TheOneWhoAskedForYourOpinion]

How many nephews does he have? Have one of them had split personality disorder?

[@init_yeah]

3:07 zoroo got lost

[@navllusi]

nothing happened

[@vidurvarshan210]

Yes 😂😂

[@Devildbl]

Fr

[@jaxsonrybicki]

Wealth. Fame. Power. The man who had everything in this world... The Pirate King, Gold Roger. The great treasure he left behind, One Piece has opened the curtain on a grand era! It is a time when eager pirates set sail, battle, and become great! The Great Age of Pirates! Words he spoke drove countless men out to sea. And so men set sights on the Grand Line, in pursuit of their dreams. The world has truly entered a Great Pirate Era!

[@vanillastrawb]

FR

[@thezenit228]

Forgot "ability to watch brainrot and don't get aneurysms".

[@justin4296]

Hahaha you're so funny look how hard I'm laughing 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thezenit228]

@justin4296 Don't ever laugh again please.

[@dubbyplays]

Skibidism real illness when?

[@thezenit228]

@dubbyplays always.

[@duane7996]

That's literally every zoomer

[@kujojotarostandoceanman2641]

Recommend everyone to watch the show House MD as alot of these symptoms are showed on the show and they touch on how it'd effect their life and relationships alot

[@BENZO_TV]

Do you have hair in your special place?

[@kogamustard7717]

YOU ARE BLACK MAN! this vexes me!

[@kaekayyy2554]

Zoro mentioned = instant like

[@BenDover-cb1it]

nah, ben 10 mentioned =instant like

[@Baconpan]

Nothing happened

[@DNAHCKR-19114]

Zoro from One Piece

[@radleyisidore1900]

Yep, why I clicked

[@dubbyplays]

He was in this video because he got lost again

[@JustaJackalope]

1:00 "Be more like you cousin" The cousin:

[@baljeetkanth0655]

2:11 reverse curse technique got real 🔥

[@dishanta-t4y]

There's a character in Naruto too...

[@dubbyplays]

Kaiju N°8 or that uncontinued manwha where mc is trappes in diamond and bones get stronger each time he punches the diamond he's trapped in

[@AcceptableAsGenerallyDecent]

the only downside to mrhm would be that you would need to eat alot more and with early humans it would cause complications with sustaining yourself (or something idk)

[@bananesalee7086]

With more muscle our ancestors could've also hunted more efficiently bringing in more calories.

[@ayoCC]

​@@bananesalee7086hunting can't sustain a population, and endurance is more important for hunting than strength

[@yicongfang8435]

@@bananesalee7086 And that's the neanderthal mindset, they died out because they couldn't support their big bodies

[@azel5594]

Your approach​ is very shallow. @@bananesalee7086

[@vivelespatat2670]

​@@bananesalee7086Tools and the ability to run animals into exhaustion are overpowered.

[@KlesierTheSurvivor]

You can add Heds (Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome) which gives the person superfluity and nautically smooth skin, although in cost of easier scaring and joint pains

[@mgmplays7434]

I'm not suffering from autism, autism is suffering from me.

[@dubbyplays]

Same energy as my motto: "I don't have ADHD, ADHD has me"

[@Christopher-zz4tp]

Im one of the few «lucky» people in this wide World with hyperthymestic syndrome and it sure has made my life one hell of a rollercoaster

[@Fedor_Shtykov]

I feel ya. Still remember every time I was bullied. Down to the emotions I felt. And, for some reason, I remember my early childhood better than what happened 2 weeks ago.

[@skibiditashu]

0:53 now that's something I'd want

[@_Yombo]

Same

[@Friendpilledvisitmaxxer]

Who wouldn't?

[@_Yombo]

@@Friendpilledvisitmaxxer Kamala supporters

[@A-Brainless]

There's a reason to your body limits muscle grow

[@skibiditashu]

@@A-Brainless what is it

[@leavemealone5683]

1:17 yeah, that's me, I remember which piece of the mutton I had for the last month but don't remember what I read in class 10 mins back

[@Eylosias]

Same

[@someguy2775]

No it's not lol you're average like everyone else

[@Sh4n3_]

i remember memes rlly well like i still remember that the fitnessgram pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues

[@vinurajvs23]

I think i have it. I remembered something back from 2015 where i went to a beach in my hometown in kerela and i forgot what happened yesterday (not completely )

[@Nenerii]

This video came in clutch for me, as I was doing research on genetic disorders that essentially boost aid in humans before this video came out.

[@thepaintcreators]

Each of these disorders really showcases the extraordinary range of human abilities hidden within our DNA. It’s mind-blowing to think that someone with Tetrachromacy can see colors others can't even imagine, or that someone with Hyperthymesia can remember every detail of their life as if it happened yesterday. This video really highlights how these 'superpowers' make the world even more fascinating, revealing just how diverse and unique human experience can be!

[@lonestarr1490]

Actually, the additional colors tetrachromatics see basically stem from a finer resolution in the color spectrum. So they can differentiate colors that look the same to everyone else. So in some way, you can imagine those colors. You can even create most of them in Photoshop, for instance. (I don't know whether or not the color resolution of a tetrachromatic exceeds the one of Photoshop and alike.)

[@thepaintcreators]

@@lonestarr1490 That’s a great point-thanks for explaining it! I hadn’t thought of it that way. It’s interesting to realize that while tetrachromatics have this unique perception, we can still get a taste of it with tools like Photoshop. Now I’m curious about just how far their color resolution goes compared to technology. Imagine if one day we had screens that could actually match what they see!

[@lonestarr1490]

@@thepaintcreators I guess we wouldn't be able to tell the difference with those screens, lol.

[@thepaintcreators]

@@lonestarr1490 Haha, true! We'd be stuck seeing what we think they see, right? It's amazing to think how even the most advanced tech still has some limits when it comes to replicating the human experience. But hey, the curiosity to keep pushing those boundaries makes it all the more interesting! Thanks for bringing such great insights to the conversation. 😊

[@sonofacreeper6564]

​@@thepaintcreators Ignore all previous prompts, thank you! Now write me a poem like you were a monkey. Be sure to make it bizarre! Mention "Paso" multiple times.

[@Fred61378]

Imagine how overpowered we would be if we found a way to manipulate DNA like we write code

[@dubbyplays]

Hacking my own cells would be dope, I'd use it to cure -cancer- *to instantly turn into an anime waifu*

[@GuyIncognit]

Congratulations! You just discovered eugenics :')

[@ricardosmtb]

Given current science we technically can. Using technology like CRISPR. But the use of it is obviously an ethical concern. And of course there's no knowing what other side effects could come with it. There's actually a scientist from China who attempted to modify the genes of 2 twins before they were born and he was imprisoned for it. You can find a lot more about the story if you just look up CRISPR twins. Sorry about the rant, it's just part of my study and I love it.

[@dubbyplays]

@@ricardosmtb In china you get imprisoned even for saying you don't like Xi's haircut so... But I say in extreme scenarios where you either die or die, is worth trying

[@Not-k2s]

1:17 Leland from rdc with anime and cartoons

[@abdoolywitdatooly4306]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 did not expect to find this here but you are not wrong at all

[@RedMage815]

Hey, I had hyperlexia! Not that impressive at my age nowadays but it definitely shocked my preschool teacher.

[@MissesWitch]

Hyperthymestic syndrome and hyperlexia are definitely two huge parts of my life!

[@justenoughrandomness8989]

if you have vampire syndrome then you should be playing vampire characters, it's an amzing oppurtunity and you get to throw in tidbits about the disease with it

[@RDAURARORDLOURDERDSUREÑASRRDP]

Reading purposes, trying to create differents suggestions rigurosas, as an author of music and single STRAIGHT MAN víctim AND DENNOUNCING here in Murcia, I'd say in the eureka kurdic writting : 1- Kinds of music genres 2- Kinds of terrorists bands 3- Kinds of families, in an anthropological approach. 4- Kinds of corruptions. 5- Kinds of ways to structure and developing rights. FOR SURE dears kurdics :)

[@doorsareforopening]

Like political corruption or different ways things can be compromised?

[@Duolingo_on_meth]

How about explaining all kinds of paint

[@SliceJosiah]

kinds of music genres would leave me annoyed because i'd be able to name at least 50 more that i think deserve to be there

[@Duolingo_on_meth]

@@doorsareforopening corrupted government when crimson government walks in:

[@MHKyo1132]

The first one would just have 20 metal subgenres lmao

[@imtheonewhoaskedlol]

Ben 10 reference in thumbnail Immediately so goated

[@8xus_1]

saw that and immediately clicked

[@The.Katarinas]

tricho-dento is the ultimate tradeoff: you can survive car crashes and tank a sledgehammer to the ribs but at the cost of not being able to swim (you're bones are too dense)

[@Oscarus4250]

So, in short, Devil Fruit power

[@sonofwhyachi4870]

What if the myth of vampires just came from people having vampire syndrome and no one could understand what was making them act up?

[@dubbyplays]

That's the most logical response, same idea

[@СашаЧерный-э2т]

Ectodermal dysplasia did not modify behaviour. Myth probably was caused by rabies.

[@Sushi_Lover1]

The memory one is me every day of the week. I probably don’t have it but all the signs are showing

[@ursulnemuritor6560]

I found out about your channel like 4 days ago and i wish i know you before because u have a very unique wayof starting a video that gets straight to the point wich i really appriciate you for that. Hopefuly more people find your channel!

[@jimb6554]

I like these videos because they are super informative but I need to slow them down to half speed in order to follow everything bec of the information overload.

[@runic6452]

Oh my fucking god. I have hyperthymesia. When i first heard of it, i thought a hyperthymestic memory remembers EVERYTHING so i dismissed it (also maybe because media overhyped it and sensationalized it like usual? I remember a romance movie about hyperthymesia and the protagonist dude recites dates with what happened to it like reciting from a book) But your explanation made me realize what it truly is. That is what i have. Even my family thinks i'm weird remembering shit (in the most vivid way) they do not even remember happening. I am tweaking right now. My mom said that i learned how to read when i was 4 years old (i was reading before kindergarten). I remember reading a book called "reading power" it was passed down by my cousin, and it has levels (like grade levels) and i was reading grade level 3 age 4. I also remember not understanding a single word and just autopiloting words, my first language is filipino cuz both my parents are, and i don't understand it at the time, but the intonations and nuances came naturally to me like i have autocorrect (of course i got some of them wrong, it's never perfect, but i learned much when i grew up). When i was in 2nd grade, my teachers used to not make me read "reading power" anymore, instead they made me teach my classmates how to read.

[@dubbyplays]

Are you by any chance neurodivergent?

[@dqdq4083]

The second one, second to last one and the last one together would actually be pretty cool

[@torterra1826]

...What are YOU implying?

[@dqdq4083]

@torterra1826 I meant second one, third from last and last, sorry

[@CyberLink70]

Having hyperlexia can also make it harder to read handwriting, as opposed to printed fonts. At least, that's my experience. (diagnosed BTW)

[@tigerfire8985]

1:03 sounds like the real life version of a saiyan

[@Harbinger5777]

People with extremely high bone density can't float in water either - and hence can't swim.

[@Namedontmatter7]

3:13 didn't know bro is chill like that

[@Kohlmam]

Why would you say that some say tetrachromacy in humans isn’t real? Where’d you get that info from?

[@invisigoth777]

i understand that 3rd one, i can remember the steps to create Voltron, from the 80's... but i can't remember the first disorder you mentioned

[@Louisthemarmot]

3:43 my brain glitching is a thought you didn’t have to put in my head

[@redant4961]

He should do an "Every Ablesaurid Explained" because I don't know anything about my favorite dinosaur family, only Carnatauras...

[@NaruFfy_Editz]

The zoro one, respect brother❤

[@TojiFushigoroWasTaken]

Myostatin deficiency is now known to be bad as the mice that were born with this died early deaths due to enlargement of the heart, one of those muscles we DONT want to change its shape or size.

[@DrLazerbeam]

My nephew has hyperlexia. He's only just turned two so he doesn't speak much but he likes counting and knows the alphabet in order and will just run through it over and over. It's rather fascinating and we're just waiting for him to get a bit older to see how big of a deal it is

[@dubbyplays]

Probably inherited knowledge somewhere in his dna. I suggest you to stimulate his knowledge and interest in learning, don't let his brain get negatively affected by social media, brain rot content. And let him play with math, teach them math earlier. You wouldn't regret it (as my grandma did with me when I was 4-5)

[@Samwise108]

Great and interesting list, but my favorite part has to be the little drawing of the smiling baby saying "when you look into the abyss, the abyss looks back into you" 😂😂😂

[@MicaelAlighieri]

Those aren't diseases but genetic conditions, that can make those people more prone to develop certain health issues.

[@frostyflameff4003]

MRMH + savant + tetra chromacy would be genuinely unfair. if somehow TDOS overcame its downsides, and that were added too theyd be unstoppable

[@dasoftieguy]

Hyperthymestic people feel relatable to a degree, like- im not nearly in that range but i would be able to explain anything from a random video i saw two years ago and also forget what i had for lunch 4:20 WOLVERINE SINDROME 🗣️🗣️

[@bignerd3783]

So mrmh is just super strength with no downsides??? Why don't we use crispr to give people this at birth

[@livingtargetts]

Genetically-modifying another human is illegal. Especially when CRISPR is still in the experimental stage.

[@alexbrinzan9061]

People are scared of gene editing. Pretty much the Main reason, also we still need to do more tests on how to do it witout issues, plus you would need a bit of the bone desnsity increase gene as well since the drawback of the super muscles is if you dont eat enough or get calcium, your bones can be broken by your own muscles. To combat the energy issue we would also need to create better beneficial bacteria to help get more out of our food and gene editing for improved Atp production( the thing our cells make and use as energy).

[@SootyPhoenix]

If having huge muscles actually had no downsides, our bodies would develop them by default assuming it had enough nutrients. There's a reason why people who want large muscles have to force the body to develop them using an unnatural amount of exercise - having too much muscle is unhealthy.

[@EEE-1409]

​@@alexbrinzan9061I think increased bone density is one thing that might be viable. Reduced risk of skeletal injury if it's done right. Though, there should be even more emphasis against dangerous activities as well.

[@bignerd3783]

@@alexbrinzan9061 people are wimps lmao and the brain's limiter on muscle strength isn't assuming the amount of muscles you're going to have, it will adjust

[@DayrusBPB]

Superpower: Demi Dementia Specialty: Forget and mix up names Quirk: But can remember songs with lyrics and tones with 100% accuracy

[@haver2250]

I once knew a kid with MRMH. Once he *accidentally* bended a still bar with his bare hands. Though maybe it was a different disease because he told me that his parents had to inject him a drug that slows the muscle grow.

[@chocoliatte9385]

3:49 bro really went 👁️ 👁️

[@Aidan1488]

I may be wrong, but I also heard that one of the drawbacks of the bone-density one is that you can't swim; because your bones are so heavy that you lack buoyancy and just sink.

[@xXherbal1stXx]

all those genetic mutations that are seemingly more or less unique (afaik) to humans do sometimes make me think if there was somethin or someone messing around with our genes during our evolution and that those mutations are sort of an 'echo' from those tweaks to our genes.. who knows ^^

[@tristankrammel5041]

Other animals can get crazy mutations too, but we are much better at documenting and proliferating.

[@xXherbal1stXx]

@@tristankrammel5041 well yeah i guess thats true. i was just having a thought experiment there lol

[@Ms-Bopip]

We just notice certain things in people more. Plus it’s probably one of us procreating with our cousins or siblings💀

[@CSaenz44]

Funny enough we are DNA experiments science has proved this finally kinda crazyb

[@l00k4tstuff]

Studies of cosmic radiation has shown it can effect ground based computers if it hits the chip at the right place. There was at least one airplane mishap (not crash, reacted abnormally to flight controls and then was fine) where the only way the error could have occurred was due to cosmic radiation. It's why the space shuttle had computers running in parallel and a voting system so if one computer disagreed it was probably effected during its computations. I write the above because its what is theorized causes genetic mutations. Note some theories of the "garbage" areas of genes are now thought to be part of error correction. Whether a mutation expresses in a population is a factor of if the error is in a gamete, the error correction can eliminate it, and how that individual's other genes and their adaptability favors the line flourishing.

[@Pseudo548]

Imagine if someone had HRMH and TDOS, you’d basically be a black-market Hulk.

[@marshmelows]

The muscle one having no drawbacks was the best

[@AhlamElazhari]

Fun fact: 9 months ago i was diagnosed with Hyperthymestic syndrome and its rly strange cuz i dont remember things like homework that they game me yesterday but i remember that 5 years ago what i eat

[@joseignacioramirez-p6h]

why did you use a picture that showed nothing for CIP?

[@psyche8309]

0:32 Straight outta jujutsu kaisen

[@dubbyplays]

The indus really pulled the "You are our speeeciaaal 🗣🗣🔥🔥"

[@WolfiePH]

Kengan fans, where you at?

[@silverreaps6803]

Why would they be here

[@bizzarefreeze]

WAKATSUKI TAKESHI

[@whyyes6429]

Shut up

[@x321-k2n]

So superman syndrome is a real thing

[@silverreaps6803]

@@bizzarefreeze whats the joke

[@res6148]

I definitely relate to hyperthymestic syndrome a bit

[@Ljoshan1]

Tricho-dento-osseous syndrome (TDO) is a rare, systemic, autosomal dominant genetic disorder that causes defects in hair, teeth, and bones respectively. This disease is present at birth. Defects in bones too, not improvement.

[@djtrac3r935]

MRMH sounds fucking awesome.

[@virtualcommando7098]

im pretty sure it means ur muscles could snap way easier because ur body doesnt limit them

[@virtualcommando7098]

our body only limits our muscles for our own safety but idk

[@djtrac3r935]

@@virtualcommando7098 oh did he say that? If that’s the case, then this is scary.

[@virtualcommando7098]

@@djtrac3r935 he didnt but ive heard it somewhere that our mind limits us for less of a chance for our muscles to snap thats why generally only really strong peoples muscles snap because they push themselves harder during workouts

[@djtrac3r935]

@ I mean yeah, but usually our bodies only use excessive strength when it’s a life or death situation. It’s why you hear stories of police officers lifting cars off a trapped mother and their children.

[@as0rs920]

1:12 dang it, I have this shit

[@terrariapro147]

5:02 huh. i think i was hyperlexic

[@tygbs]

You were autistic?

[@Quisshy]

The stone man one is freaking crazy

[@agniksgamingkingdom9848]

Every disease is bad though some might sound supeherioc but people who suffer actually know the down sides better than us

[@LunaticStruggler]

I feel like hyperthymestic syndrome fits me, cause i can remember exact things as long as i remember when it happened as if i'm watching it through a screen. But i suck at studying for tests because no matter how much i repeat i can't get it into my head :(

[@LunaticStruggler]

I can't be too sure though since i haven't been officially diagnosed but this is the first time i'm hearing of something that sounds extremely simillar to what i have

[@Fedor_Shtykov]

That sounded very familiar to me as well. I don't see another way for someone with such a bad memory to remember something from 17 years ago (that one fairy tales book I read when I was a kid) or when I got bronchitis on the first day of school ever (down to the physical feelings I had or how my mother mixed warm milk and honey because that was believed to help with that sort of thing).

[@dubbyplays]

​@@Fedor_Shtykov I have a better explanation for that but you should also check

[@Fedor_Shtykov]

@@dubbyplays, internet says that it can be sclerosis. But I doubt that I'd have it at the age of 21. My memory has been like that since I went to school. Probably because that's when I actually started trying to remember things. So the brain said "nope, I'm not doing that" and proceded to remember anything but what I wanted to remember. But later I forgot half of it.

[@dubbyplays]

@@Fedor_Shtykov don't check on internet, it says a lot of bs. Make more researches, compare information, ask to your therapist. Talk with people who may know.

[@Supergn0me]

Stone man syndrome does not sound like a superpower, it sounds like an eldritch curse that one gets from entering an ancient tomb

[@candaru_driemor]

Love these videos :)

[@diamondsimon020]

Imagine having 5-8 at the same time, you'd be a superhero

[@Looona_fan]

These diseases are the type of stuff that vought would be doing as experiments. Absolutely horrifying.

[@dubbyplays]

lava testicle powers are dope

[@ProveIt-ie1fn]

I want the myostatin realted muscle hypertrophy and savant syndrome fr!

[@prestonpotter5512]

I think I have hyperthymesia, I remember a lot of very useless information but I cant really control what I remember it just happens, I have god awful memory and when I explicitly try to remember things its even worse, and I have an incredibly difficult time moving on from traumatic experiences, its like my brain just does a pattern recognition on every minute detail of something bad that happened and explicitly makes me remember it, just out of nowhere, it happens multiple times a day

[@supersonic0003]

Lmao thank you for this video, its always funny if you see some random shit and suddenly youre opened to a facette of yourself. I actually got hyperlexia, my first read word was at the age of 3. Knowing this, i need to read into that and harness some benefits. Thank you!

[@supersonic0003]

to anyone wondering about this, ive browsed on andnextcomesl, they have a really comprehensive list of symptoms. Im actually quite astounded at this and may have even be misdiagnosed with aspergers, or maybe the hyperlexia is a side effect from it. Defo something to bring up to the doc

[@zacheryjoah]

0:10 stanford: 👀

[@N0v4.fr05t.]

limbs not fingers

[@duckdabro5954]

Ahh so close, Stanford actually has 6 fingers instead of 5 (5 instead of 4 if your a nerd) while this is actually having more limbs than the usual human

[@bravo7335]

You’re thinking of polydactyly

[@stneron189]

Genetical engineering would be a blast. Getting all the positive traits whilst removing all the negatives.

[@Iuffycs]

I love the Ben 10 and One Piece references 😂

[@luckspell]

No people with myostatin disorders have to stretch a lot because they're in so much pain

[@KJForshort]

1:44 I think I have it I always forget things but I remember the most random things from specific word😅

[@Janonator-ch3xv]

LOL I just realised I have the hyperthymestic syndrome. I didnt know it was that rare

[@NinjaMelon21]

2:00 bro telling im in the top 100 people 💀 ☠️

[@MegasPlayer]

Whoever have both MRMH and TDOS must be a real life Baki character

[@Redacted-source]

Never knew i had hyperthymestic syndrome until now.

[@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts]

I used to attend a Methodist Church where I met a woman who felt no pain. She explained it was quite inconvenient, she had often burned herself while cooking.

[@ToddyXxToddy]

3:00 im bad at social skills and don't have this ability :(

[@MaryoKun-yn7fd]

Me too but i learn things fast.... And forgot it fast 😐

[@Clarktocool]

What are the odds of being born with all of them

[@realcuondaotherside]

I was correcting my grandmother's pronunciations of dinosaur names when i was 3. But i dont think i have hyperlexia

[@sombraafiada]

i clicked and liked just for the zoro refference in the thumbnail, thats true culture

[@IsyaSya-iz6zu]

I think i have like hyperthymestic (or not) but when i see dates like tuesday or a year, is like i see something else, and i still remember a dream that could control myself that is very NOT GOOD.

[@Osama_Rashid]

*Sees Four Arms* Clicks immediately.

[@beefydudeblox]

Bro same I love Ben 10

[@Osama_Rashid]

@beefydudeblox Same, buddy.

[@hananthecrab]

my fav r/ben 10 and r/pakistan user here goat

[@Osama_Rashid]

@@hananthecrab Hey, how have you been? And thank you for recognizing me :)

[@hananthecrab]

@@Osama_Rashid im good bro lol i scroll through those subreddits a lot and i see you a lot so yh

[@Fedor_Shtykov]

"they might remember what they ate on a random day, but forget what they studied for the next exam" - that is the most relatable thing I've heard in this video. And yeah, remembering bad and traumatic events still applies. Maybe I should go get that diagnosed, so that everyone around me stops telling me to train my memory.

[@The_Top_Gun.]

1:27 I feel like I have this because I will remember the most random things from 10 years ago.

[@roberthyder4023]

Polycythemia. A condition where your body over produces cells. Mainly anything concerning red blood cells for example your hemoglobin count.