Every Extraordinary Mental Ability in 16 Minutes

[@andrewpappas9311]

I have a friend that I met at a music camp that I did a few years ago and I learned that he has perfect pitch, I remember me and a couple other people we met at this camp were trying to test him by humming different notes to see if he would get them and he nailed it every single time. We now play in a band together and he's our guitarist, so that's also really helpful when it comes to us showing him songs or riff ideas the rest of us had been messing around with and he could come up with his own parts insanely easy, so as a musician that's definitely a good skill to have

[@pingoftheyear4248]

🧢

[@veryGooseMan]

@@pingoftheyear4248 Why is it cap?

[@Mr.Goldbar]

@@andrewpappas9311 it's always handy to have a perfect pitch guy in the band, saying as one myself :D

[@KoniLizianDucky]

:3

[@peloovella4265]

3:11 The roommate: *casually tryhards on Duolingo * Duo: *_I EXPECTED NO LESS FROM YOU, MY CHILD_*

[@samuelblack7314]

HAHA

[@noobcraft148]

My Best friend has Telapathic-Like Perception. It's scary. Sometimes we play murder mystery in Minecraft and he will ask everyone if they are the murderer. It doesn't matter what you say, he just knows who it is based on their voice. It doesn't help that he is a CRAZY good lier too. He can say it's someone else when it is actually him and like 75% of the time, everyone believes him.

[@LuxTheDemigirl]

Polyglots don't usually have a better language learning ability to others, they just learned many languages and have gotten good in it.

[@NERDXDHD]

I think that the important thing and the actual talent is being intrested in it!

[@Dark-ChocoZ]

Oh wow

[@barsozuguler4300]

All of the things in the video are skills that can be acquired through training... Polyglot can counted as learned skill too. Every mental capability can be learned but neurological capabilities are comes from birth. It's like a software vs hardware situation

[@ChuuTrainn]

Hii!! I have telepathic-like perception. Let me explain how it works for me. I’m able to immediately notice someone’s emotion by small gestures or even subtle expressions. Even if I hear someone from the other room, I can tell there’s someone’s mood. This may seem “Amazing” and you might want this ability. But you don’t understand that it’s an actual nightmare. Half of the day I’m worrying about people, half of the other day I’m thinking on how to be better. You may recognize that someone is sad, but you don’t know why. So I usually blame it on myself.

[@A88s888]

Not sure if i have this, but i use the same technique as urs but not for emotions i just figure what other person is thinking or what they need without telling them cuz that would make me sound super weird, also im like so bad at reading emotions and this make it even worse by leading to misunderstandings,so i have the same issue of overthinking like every single thing or gesture other make around me

[@realfreakhours]

YES exactly !! it makes the loop of "im fine" and "no youre not" UNBEARABLE

[@CleoDishner]

SAME HERE!!

[@morningivy]

For me, I usually recognize things about people they've yet to recognize about themselves. I avoid saying anything about it because people tend to get defensive or lie because they don't want to give you the satisfaction of being right. But in those cases I always end up getting confirmation from the person anyways and it makes me laugh at how right I was. I am REALLY good at reading people's energy, analyzing their choice of words and how they speak them, judging based on body language and eye movement, and knowing a lot about a person from brief interactions, to the point I've determined I'm the only person allowed to judge a book by its cover 😂 I didn't know other people were like this

[@johnikamara02]

Today the most people are closed and dont want to talk about there problems so dont blame yourself

[@Atom53185]

Well I have crippling depression. Tf can I do with that

[@ithinkitsivy]

seek help or a psychologist/therapist

[@trollermemes10]

Well you can hang out

[@fredex10x]

​@@trollermemes10wild 💀

[@yuki-45-67]

Well you can start yk hanging out with friends yk dont leave them hanging

[@trollermemes10]

@yuki-45-67 yeah

[@GetWinterized]

8:47 I wouldn't say I focus that much in my classes (hell, not even in my college classes for that matter), but I just hear something once or twice and I've already locked down the information that I needed. And listening back on this again really puts into perspective how weird this is to me after all these years. Like, My brother would study his ass off just to get B's and A's and yet I'd get yelled at in class and at home for not studying or opening up a textbook or even taking notes and would still get straight A's.

[@jimin_obssesed1151]

Me too

[@siqxyre8473]

I’m a speed learner :] it’s a neurodivergent thing!! Well, I at least USED to be a speed learner…….. until chronic illness hit 😭 my brain just doesn’t work the way it used to….. :(

[@rotary135]

In a lot of neurological disorders it has been recognized that during the early years of school people with these disorders are considered abnormally fast or speed learners, but once they reach middle school ages they start to severely slow down and get behind. There is a reason for it I forgot but I was considered a speed learner too until during middle school I was diagnosed with a neurological disorder and had to be put in special ed the rest of my school career. Luckily I still ended up graduating on time with my class because of the help. I hope this helps! Do not feel bad about loosing the charm, it’s not your fault the brain works in mysterious ways.

[@RemainedAnonymous]

I relate to this, physical illness (chronic) has ruined much of my ability to learn and apply like I did.

[@MaoZedowner]

oh naw bro if I had autonomic control I would forget to turn my heart back on and die

[@aibanjayobiso1949]

Just a reminder, it describe almost generally as possible that's why you think you have this, but in reality you don't

[@MrAISteven]

Even though generalised these things can be wrong. I had an impressive degree of autonomic control before this video and I can raise and lower my blood pressure both in my veins and in the heart chamber. I can make my heart beat faster and so on. It was a natural ability of mine and a bit of practice as because how curious I was about it. He said its all and only practice. You need to have at least some degree of talent for you to even be able to do it but not like me and some people. He meant it using breathing techniques but its not that special or useful as just being able to do it and as naturally as moving an arm.

[@JuicyBurger29]

12:20 Literally me. 13:05 Nevermind. I didn’t do training, I just one day went “what if doing this helped me remember”. Which is why I remember so much of Deltarune.

[@Ax789]

Now this is literally me

[@JuicyBurger29]

⁠@@Ax789Now that is literally _us _*_☭_*

[@celestialcat5695]

I have perfect pitch and mnemonic mastery, it’s how I’m able to breeze through my opera degree due to the fact I can learn one of the songs in the span of a couple of hours if I really put my mind to it not to mention be on pitch with everyone else if it’s a group part.

[@Zelius8zorlo]

9:16 the only downside is I'm getting lazy because of it, still handling exams in time lmao

[@l3ftward]

i've always described my biggest strength as being a very good learner, so let me say that i have HORRIBLE focus. i never study for anything (partly bc i don't need to) and never pay full attention in my classes i think it's partially because of being a speed learner; i never developed the need to do those things so those vital skills were ones i just never developed! it has bit me in the back a few times over the years lol

[@Astr0_Th3_W3ird0]

Yes! I’m a speed learner too, so I have terrible focus because I don’t need to work on something anymore.

[@JessyD]

I've had absolute pitch since I was a kid and it weirded me out when I was in elementary school and knew the bathroom fan and vacuum had a solid note I could hum.

[@PICCCCOOOOOOLLLLOOOOO]

I dont know if im right or just misunderstood but i think my ADHD , autism, and ADD come together and make me a speed learner sometimes and other times make me feel way higher on the autism spectrum than i am

[@rotary135]

It’s the adhd, I had same problem. But I had to be in special ed most of my school career. Now I need assistance working.

[@PICCCCOOOOOOLLLLOOOOO]

Also im 4th grade and autistic high functioning but somehow I can read at a university College level and I'm 9

[@MrAISteven]

Bruh you are not special, well I mean you are "SpeCiALl" but not in the good way. You Americans allways like being privileged and thinking you are different than others while in reality you are not. Why do you think you got all of those while you probably dont even know what those syndromes mean on your psyche

[@SukiKao-i1e]

Autonomic control is like demon slayer irl

[@IAMZIIIIIM12349]

Ima use these for OCs >:D

[@YanaBONK]

SAME

[@IAMZIIIIIM12349]

@ bro wanna be frens >:]

[@SyedaZanayaKabir]

Me too! :)) ( fnaf characters )

[@Strange_bandit]

Based

[@EvanKiesewetter]

me too lmao i stole the tinkerer origin from M:PN for an absolute gun nut of an OC

[@CUSAadvertisement]

SPEED LEARNING AND SUPER CALCULATOR WITH INATTENTIVE ADHD

[@spacebug_exe]

i have *almost* perfect pitch! around half of the time i have to hum to figure out the tone of a note. i've been playing piano for around 5 years and idk

[@369Rose]

7:09 high-functioning ADHD 8:43 high-functioning ADHD prescribed stimulants 13:10 female w/ high-functioning ADHD

[@Mr.Goldbar]

As a guy with absolute pitch, you described it so perfectly!

[@mirandapanda5439]

You don't have absolute pitch...

[@Mr.Goldbar]

@mirandapanda5439 test me :)

[@Sans-Sand]

​@@mirandapanda5439 SOUNDS like someone's jealous! Heheh...

[@Antonyiskooldood]

REAL!!

[@xmgamingyt2173]

same

[@NotAGepard]

When it comes to German, Russia , and Spanish, I tend to be able to learn and speak it fairly easily and am extremely good at pronunciation. Idk why. German is my favorite language to learn, mainly because of how it sounds and how it can be fairly simple and extremely complex at the same time.

[@Panzerfaust_1939]

As someone with Eidetic memory, I'm still thinking if I should go tell an elementary classmate of mine about the lie she told me while I was eating paper Basically what she told me is that I'd vomit it out 7 years later, yet it's been 7 years and I'm still waiting for it to happen

[@MandraMockups]

Dude I envy you

[@mirandapanda5439]

You do not have eidetic memory...

[@CUSAadvertisement]

SPEED LEARNING 150%

[@Muan-vy9hn]

6:54 I have it 8:51 have this too have this too

[@richardwienke7546]

I sure wish I had any of these abilities!

[@Wildcatthe9965]

You do, let them discover you. Learn you, not the other way around. Sensitivity is humans birth right ❤❤❤

[@Alpha-wolf2008]

he's right you do

[@richardwienke7546]

@Alpha-wolf2008 What do you mean?

[@Blumenglanz]

Dors 4 languages Count as Polyglott?

[@Jay-nq4yh]

@Blumenglanz i’m not sure but 4 languages is incredible! i’m still struggling with english, which i speak natively lol

[@hdjjuudd]

"i definetly have one of those!"

[@IngPeace]

polyglottery for all forms of communication would be a lowkey but amazing superpower

[@biohazard_the_potato_muncher]

I have the exceptional perception and tbh a lot of the time is a gut feeling, like you just know somehow, the other part of the whole thing is hearing the voice and visual cues, like you see their eyes a bit weird and it throw you off, or you hear them and you hear something aint right

[@StarlightNkyra]

Yeah, looking directly into someone's eyes helps you intuit so much just by gut feeling, it's crazy ngl.

[@realfreakhours]

same, and when i cant tell how i know something, it freaks even ME out tbh

[@barsozuguler4300]

People with exceptional multitasking would be champions of Fnaf games

[@Chara883]

Absolute pitch is a thing every kid has when they doing something secretly from their parrents

[@i108ateurjam]

As a person with an absolute pitch I never really had a problem with out of tune notes, I actully like them at some point (except some rare occasions actually). Maybe they did annoy a little while ago, but now out of tune sounds seem like a huge field for experiments rather than annoying things. Sometimes it's even funny to listen to out of tune sounds and match them with in-tune ones to listen for the dissonance it makes

[@barsozuguler4300]

Autonomic control seems interesting. I usually stop shivering in cold by focusing and I have very good pain tolerance so I usually wander around in winter with barely isolating clothes. But I wish there would be more

Speed learner, exceptional multi tasking , and telepathy like perception.

[@kaz-or-smth]

i have speed learning! you explained it pretty well. i read books a lot, and when i read, i usually visualize the words, and then just absorb the visualization into my head. it works very well if i need to take a test on it or answer things about it. it's like having 300 million dollars and instead of getting whatever you just start getting everything you need (information) and put it into your cart (your memory)

[@Ms.unknownisnot_here]

Anyone with autonomic control can just go “wanna see a magic trick” and just stop their f*cking heart its terrifying but cool

[@Baku_bro]

So, I’ve always been told I have a photographic memory (Eidetic Memory), but I didn’t realise it was an unusual thing. I thought everyone had it-

[@mirandapanda5439]

You definitely do not have eidetic memory.

[@Baku_bro]

Why?

[@MrAISteven]

Why would you have it If you had it you would know and remember from the video that Eidetic memory is not the same as photographic memory

[@Baku_bro]

@ …just do a quick google search-

[@MrAISteven]

@@Baku_bro k my bad bro

[@Gamej246]

Me: Maybe I do have Absolute Pitch

[@krishnendubiswas1010]

The magazine looks sus

[@Meiko-Heigo]

Wait so me listening to music while drawing and talking to someone without getting distracted is a skill?

[@charlessingleton-b1c]

I was in band and I can Hear notes and tell what they are. One time a kid farted and I knew what note it was

[@flameshine5012]

7:27 Hi! This is literally me........lol- 😂 well explained it! Btw, ADHD also helps this a bit, ngl.

[@33_TV_YT]

Lol- one time a friend of mine told me about a show called ‘soul podium’, but I read their text as ‘soup podium’. And to remember to watch it later, I knew I’d remember it better if I just imagined a bowl of soup on a fancy white podium and let my brain remember exactly why I remembered that in the first place, kind of like a fill in the blank. With my silly little brain I can conjure up a lot of different scenarios like maybe a pig eating drywall and then the fbi proceeds to rip their skin off and turn it into bacon, so whatever I make up to remember things is.. very funny. Mnemonic memory is so silly 😂

[@killermaretwinslunarsolar]

8:45 As someone who has speed learning I actually taught myself how to do most things on my own since I was a kid

[@Rpem10]

Absolute Pitch is literally Danger Demi

[@keyushyunishshrestha]

I have autonomic control but not fully fledged

[@CinnaSwirls]

I do not want autonomic control, I would worry too much. Like, what if something goes wrong? What if I give myself a problem?

[@artificial.watermelon]

You’d be fine. Your body would probably go back on autopilot. For example, when someone tells you that you’re breathing, it may go off of autopilot and you breathe consciously. But in a few minutes when you forget, your body picks it back up.

[@artificial.watermelon]

But in the case of consciously lowering and raising things like your heart rate, I meditate and slow my heart rate down when I sense an anxiety attack coming on. To me, it’s exclusively beneficial.

[@pixelartkid7965]

I have Absolute Pitch. E is my lover.

[@spacebug_exe]

F flat you mean *nerdy laugh*

[@NERDXDHD]

I really like learning languages, actually, my native language is spanish, but i learned how to speak, write, read and listen to english just for fun (im watching this vidie without subtitles). Lately i got bored of english, and started learning japanese, it's fascinating bc now i have to learn a whole new writing sistem! Im planning to learn russian, chinese, portuguese and italian in the future... I also noticed that i have the lucky talent of lesrn fast, and im really gratefull for that, bc i tend to be lazy and most important procrastinator, so when i remember i got an exam for which all my classmates been studyng since last week next day, i dedicate like 2 hours and i get the same or even better grades than them. Another thing is that even i don't use that "mnemonic mastery" usually, i use it to remember movements from a Kung Fu form (i practice Kung Fu, obviously), but is a bit weird, bc is like when i first start learning the form, for some movements a compleatly random imagen pops up in my brain, and thst's how i will see it for the rest of my life. But im not really sure this is "mnemonic mastery"... Then is the "thelepatic like perseption... Well, i always tought im really good at reading my friends...

[@Seal_pup]

The random image in your brain when thinking of a king fu move, could be Synesthesia! :)

[@jimin_obssesed1151]

I'm doing well in English french and Korean when I'm living in Africa GhanaI'd try Spanish sure french would make it easier

[@NERDXDHD]

@@Seal_pup What's that??? :o

[@NERDXDHD]

@@jimin_obssesed1151 Woooow, you must be so dedicated!!! You're cool :3

[@Astr0_Th3_W3ird0]

I wouldn’t say I’m focused as a speed learner. Actually it’s the opposite. I barely pay attention in class because i learn it so fast, I don’t need all of the review that everyone else needs. In math I just do nothing and dick around 😭😭

[@Supercat-y4j]

0:17 bro it's dazai. He can control his heartbeat. BSD

[@MiksSpider]

BRO I THOUGHT THE SAME!

[@MiksSpider]

BRO I THOUGHT THE SAME!

[@Supercat-y4j]

@@MiksSpider OMG YES DO YOU LIKE BSD TOO?? I SWEAR I CAN NEVER FIND PEOPLE WHO LIKE BSD

[@Huski0692]

I knew someone was gonna bring this up

[@JayHutalla-l1t]

8:58 all of my classmates have this mental ability😂

[@YFNTacoGuy]

As a person with Multi-Sensory Integration, trust me, that zone-like state that I get only comes at certain times (during sports, while multitasking, etc.). Though it is awesome when it does happen, it's not necessarily ALL the time (for me at least). The downside is that you can sometimes get too relaxed with your senses that while, say, you were cutting veggies, you wouldn't even notice that you just cut a piece of your finger off for like 10 seconds!

[@muhtesemportakal7457]

I wish I had one of them. I wish I was special.

[@aronhalaoui3188]

Speed learner here. It got worse after corona but im still pretty fast.

[@raidedsalt7110]

as someone with absolute pitch, i will say that I used to suck at relative pitch

[@TheVioletBirdie]

I just recently learned I have absolute pitch. I can identify a song’s key and whenever I hear a sound, my brain instantly matches that sound with a note. And yes, every single note is a different person with unique personalities in my brain. At first, the absolute pitch appeared when I was like 7. I could hear a song and tell if the chords being played were major or minor. And…then it grew. And it doesn’t go away. Help. (I also can’t stop just using my ear to play songs instead of actually reading the freaking notes)

[@UnknownUser30001]

I thought everyone had something similar to Absolute Pitch until recently 😭

[@TheVioletBirdie]

@UnknownUser30001 same!

[@Seal_pup]

That’s incredible! Also, look up synesthesia. Giving notes personalities isn’t part of perfect pitch, but people with synesthesia absolutely do that.

[@CleoDishner]

I have that too! I think its also called perfect pitch. I've had it my whole life but found out when I was 7. But anywho. No matter how hard I try, I just can't turn my ear off when I'm trying to read sheet music. I cant with the reading of the notes, all I need to do in oder to learn a song is to hear it twice, maybe three times and I can play it almost perfectly. But itll take me nearly 2 weeks to learn by reading notes!

[@UnknownUser30001]

@CleoDishnerI think this is the reason why I still can’t read music after 4 years of piano 😭

[@dimensionhoppingsquad2149]

I definitely have absolute pitch

[@Shadowphantom095]

I have a small amount of all of these and a large amount of a lot of these

[@michaelplayz5476]

2:37 Big Dipper is a constellation not a star

[@LowkeylokiXP]

4:58 so is this not normal? I could always do that lmao😭

[@Toga_Reventon]

Eidetic Memory reminds me of Neuro Link | Black Ops 3 Campaign

[@bryerwilson2464]

i'm pretty sure i have multi-sensory integration, or its just my autisticness (that word better be added to the dictionary)😭

[@EuanWhitehead]

I'm not sure but I think I might have absolute pitch

[@TiME_CAT2012]

Dyscalcia: the EXACT opposite of "super calculators", People with dyscalcia are like a broken calculator mixed with a clock that is always set at the Wong time, people with said learning struggle cant tell time easy or use money easy, as someone with this this is from my personal experiences and should NOT be used for self diagnoses!

[@Roboto-meo13]

Some Telepathic-Like Perception people are Interpersonal ones like me

[@lucagiulio6368]

The first one is hamon from jjba phantom blood

[@sajotoca3603]

Deadass

[@MrAISteven]

Hahahahha. I actually developed autonomic control after watching JJK and Jojo as I became curious about a few things

[@Tod_x]

Polygottery is simply Malaysian

[@EmmanuelLYS]

Exactly

[@onetruetroy]

Chapter titles Idic Memory and Pneumonic Mastery.

[@Toga_Reventon]

Breathing Technique: Demon Slayer

[@TheDoomSlayer66]

15:15 ultra instinct.

[@tygical]

i wish i had eiditic memory and speed learning but instead i have autism (and like not the cool kind either i just have the socially inept, pastel horse adoring, constantly stimming kind)

[@RemainedAnonymous]

Is it possible to have a little bit of all of these complexities?

[@MrAISteven]

Yooo found my people Am 15 and have a really good level of autonomic control and generally body control. I also like just know how our body and esspecially ligaments and joints work. I can stop sweating or raise or lower my temperature (but is easier to raise it same as pulse) or make my pulse higher or a bit lower or change my blood pressure to a point where it is critical. I also can do some other things but that are not that important I really wanted to find if there exist people like me and even researched it on chat gpt and google but didnt find anything till I randomly stumbled across this video

[@toofuuu]

I guess i am little special! Thats fun to know.

[@allieleblanc2369]

I think I have the absolute pitch one. I can very easily detect if I or someone else is singing off key. I’m not trying to brag at all, but I think it’s like an autism thing and the fact I’m a perfectionist.

[@artmis6158]

Knowing whether someone is in tune or not vs knowing exactly what key they are in and what note the dryer makes instantly are different TvT

[@MrAISteven]

Bruh its not. Everyone can know if someone is singing a note thats not right. And why would you brag about being on the spectrum Btw you can develop pitch perfect hearing, and also lose it. I lost it after developing it because I used to play piano

[@allieleblanc2369]

@ A. I’m not bragging about being on the autism spectrum B. There are MULTIPLE times where singing off key goes unnoticed, mainly by people with little experience

[@MrAISteven]

@@allieleblanc2369 bruh then let me say this When you type this what note is it. Like litteral text, the sound created by vibration what note is it Stop trying to be special

[@RemainedAnonymous]

0:00 Isn't this trainable? Pranayama, Kundalini, etc... My grandpa can manage his heartrate without said things as far as I've witnessed.

[@TheRealUsopp]

4:20 After years of training and playing cello, i have learned this skill. Anyone can learn it, you just gotta be a musician for a while.

[@thefallen_law]

You're Usopp... everything you say is definitely a lie.

[@TheRealUsopp]

@ no, they are prophesies

[@RaheemElliston]

Im a speed learner but i dont use my potential

[@gabewally]

Not ALWAYS true about absolute pitch (aka acute tonal memory). I am not bothered by nor notice background noises and whether they’re on pitch or not unless I actively listen to them. I know what pitch they are, but the Hz is something I don’t care about.

[@saragates9890]

Reminder that you do not have all of these. You probably do not have any. A person who uses memotic memory wouldn't also have an eidetic memory or be exceptional at speed learning because they would have no use for it. You can have good pitch, but the best test of perfect pitch is being able to play an instrument by ear. If you can guess the note of a lawn mower and sing on-key, you might just have good pitch. Multi-tasking is just switching between tasks very quickly. Speed-learning is not just being able to focus, at its peak, it's looking at/hearing information once or twice and committing it to memory. And, if you're just learning from this video that you have one of these... no, you do not. You would have noticed it long before stumbling on a KZbin video if you had the skill at the truly exceptional level that makes it relevant.

[@ninjia7347]

I agree, but knowing that you're different and putting a name to the difference are two separate things.

[@b4a.x]

i think this is an extremely good thing to tell people😭 i remember when some people would hear smth like “when you’re depressed you feel tired a lot” and they would INSTANTLY tell people they’re so depressed

[@Wad-my8lv]

I noticed long before. I have the calculator, speed learning, and multitasking ones. Still working on mnemonic

[@saragates9890]

@@Wad-my8lv that combo makes sense, though. in my experience people good with numbers tend to be better at time management, and memotic memory is a good skill to have in general. i'm not saying no one has any of them, just that it's uncommon and some of these don't make sense combined so a person really can't have them all. i learn pretty fast, i spent 20 minutes on studying for all my finals this sem and did well on all of then. as a result, i don't really see a need for any other memorizing techniques. yk?

[@magicalautisticfarts]

Yeah, I joke myself into thinking I have these, but it's just autism. (And likely ADHD)

[@kelf114]

Exceptional multi-tasking? Now I know why my boss loved me. 😄 I've been retired for awhile now though, but I still find myself doing it. And I had no idea I was "speed learning". I just didn't need to go over the mundane stuff. Got right to the "meat" of things. 😄 Edit: Would a Memory Palace fall under mnemonic memory?

[@xmgamingyt2173]

ABSOLUTE PITCH GANG

[@HOWLING._.NIGHTMARE]

I kinda have eidetic memory. Idk why but am able to remember the most random things perfectly but not how math works. It's weird

[@Smollchanel]

8:43 adhd hyper focus

[@Themosthonestgirl]

14:08 How're ya doin', bud 🤨

[@LowkeylokiXP]

5:32 REALL

[@Bluebertos]

12:19 i know i have this because when i wanted to send a link of a server to my friend i couldnt copy the link so i made a rhyme on the spot.. i still remember “wDsevdaP”

[@MrAISteven]

Why does everyone love being diagnosed and special even though they fake it and are as basic you can get

[@Vr_cat333]

I’m a multitasker>

[@mahyar3451]

1:59 y'know what else is massive?

[@DANGER1101R.]

I am a speed learner

[@Nebulae_0017]

I love using astronomical pattern Edit: I also got eidetic wtf

[@YusefdoesEducation]

i think i have absolute pitch

[@EuanWhitehead]

Same

[@vitabenko4033]

3:00 I am a polylotter I know English, Croatian, Italian, I understand Ukrainian, Serbian and Bosnian and now I'm learning French

[@veevdrawz232]

Cool!

[@JoshCooper-s5q]

I honestly visualize numbers as troops battling

[@Collector8840]

The first one made me think of the airbender in ATLA No matter where they are Aang wears the same clothes while the other ones change (like in the watertribes episodes)

[@springman706]

i accidentally became rank 1 in my class because i didnt know i had speed learning

[@fosskytheanswerer]

Is it just or are some of these 'yeah, avenger type sht' and some 'hold on, i do that too'? edit: Even when taking the generality of the description into account Some are learnt through 'hard work', some are reflexes, some more like 'force-learnt' through the environment