05-16-2022, 10:05 PM
2:25 that's very interesting... they wanted info and they were very straightforward. It must have been a fascinating conversation to have.
3:20 it's almost like they work together with one mind that they can both connect to.
3:40 "Which version??" Lol, they are lovable as heck. They really are. I love the way they talk. LOVE it. And how she mentions the Little River Band... oh man, I have probably heard of these two before, but I've never seen this documentary and I am gonna enjoy watching it.
4:19 God bless Dave.
4:50 do they make a note of what the date is every single day and that's how they remember these things?? I think there's something way beyond scientific or mathematical explanation going on here. Way beyond.
To me, it's support of the "theory" (pft, FACT) that the human body is a sensory recording device and ALL data is saved... https://www.sectual.com/thread-2806-post...l#pid78673
5:50 they start asking people questions when they meet them. They ask where they were born, etc. That's totally fascinating.
6:30 he didn't even finish his question... they are tuned in to an all encompassing info source.
6:40 he asks them when John Lennon died and they say the date, but also add the time as 11PM... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_John_Lennon He was shot around 10:50PM, and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 11:15PM. It's entirely possible that he truly did die at "11PM" on the dot like she stated. You could pass it off as reading too deeply into these exact details but... I wouldn't be surprised if they get their info straight from a universal source and he did indeed die at that precise time after he was shot.
Savants are a fascinating topic.
7:35 "It just comes," she says as she shuts her eyes and moves backward with the sense of rushing information. You see them both do this a lot.
8:03 it's at this point that I wonder what their earliest memory is and if they're gonna be asked that question.
10:10 it'd be really fucking embarrassing to insult them... anyone who bullied them were in the presence of greatness and they had nooo idea.
11:35 a "lecture" for attempted murder... hah.
11:47 fascinating... the other twin whose voice is indistinguishable from the other, picks up her memory thought instantly and continues her statement even with her back turned having no visual cue or concept of her sister's movement, at least in any way that can be logically explained.
12:28 at least they'll have the scans to study from now on... they probably won't figure any of this out in their lifetimes.
13:37 they're far from "retarded" by any stretch of the imagination. I wonder how many more people like this exist in the world unknown.
Hopefully researchers will continue studying them as long as they're alive and keep all that info for as long as it takes to figure this out. God only knows how long that'll be. They'd have to eventually admit there's a connection to an all encompassing greater source involved, so I'm gonna say hundreds of years or most likely never, knowing humanity.
16:20 "It's up in our brain. We think we have a microchip up there." Brain, singular.
16:48 so they explain themselves as being human computers. This is what they really seem to believe. It's not a theory they have... it's just how they see it. They see it as a fact. So really, we're all human computers... it's just that a lot of our attention is devoted to emotional matters and other kinda crap like that.
18:35 this color charting thing shows a human tendency to obsessively gather data on the things that interest us the most. These two are completely honest and pure in what they do... so to me this proves that there is nothing abnormal about the human tendency to collect info, obsess on things, etc.
19:50 "Ready? 1...2...3." They know EXACTLY when it's going to appear on the screen. I'd call them psychic, but it's a massive understatement.
They are, but they don't have awareness of it being something remarkable. To them, it's just the way everything is.
20:06 what are they writing down?
21:32 "It exercises your brain. And it makes it smell like rubber." She's likening her body to a machine. Maybe it does smell like rubber. Maybe the computational process of the brain really does put off a smell that can be detected and that's how she describes it. It's not implausible.
21:40 "If Dick Clark wasn't hosting it, we wouldn't have watched it." So that shows partiality to a specific person, for whatever reason. Again, a very relatable human tendency.
22:45 they call him their "personal savior" and they know it's very funny.
26:38 that's adorable. I'm not a fucking genius savant, lmao, but they kind of remind me of myself in some ways.
26:50 lol listen to them giggling. They're precious, they really are. The people they "choose" seem to appreciate them... they know the situation is special. To become sort of an object of their interest must be a really unique experience.
27:05 their honesty is incredible... of course they remember her name. They just won't acknowledge it, but they know that to be "forgotten" by them is a huge insult.
30:30 I love how adamant they are about getting the Pyramid back on the air... roflmfaolol.
32:40 the emotion is intense... they're just precious.
33:40 they're recording him word for word. Seems like they're sharing the task too.
3:20 it's almost like they work together with one mind that they can both connect to.
3:40 "Which version??" Lol, they are lovable as heck. They really are. I love the way they talk. LOVE it. And how she mentions the Little River Band... oh man, I have probably heard of these two before, but I've never seen this documentary and I am gonna enjoy watching it.
4:19 God bless Dave.
4:50 do they make a note of what the date is every single day and that's how they remember these things?? I think there's something way beyond scientific or mathematical explanation going on here. Way beyond.
To me, it's support of the "theory" (pft, FACT) that the human body is a sensory recording device and ALL data is saved... https://www.sectual.com/thread-2806-post...l#pid78673
5:50 they start asking people questions when they meet them. They ask where they were born, etc. That's totally fascinating.
6:30 he didn't even finish his question... they are tuned in to an all encompassing info source.
6:40 he asks them when John Lennon died and they say the date, but also add the time as 11PM... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_John_Lennon He was shot around 10:50PM, and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 11:15PM. It's entirely possible that he truly did die at "11PM" on the dot like she stated. You could pass it off as reading too deeply into these exact details but... I wouldn't be surprised if they get their info straight from a universal source and he did indeed die at that precise time after he was shot.
Savants are a fascinating topic.
7:35 "It just comes," she says as she shuts her eyes and moves backward with the sense of rushing information. You see them both do this a lot.
8:03 it's at this point that I wonder what their earliest memory is and if they're gonna be asked that question.
10:10 it'd be really fucking embarrassing to insult them... anyone who bullied them were in the presence of greatness and they had nooo idea.
11:35 a "lecture" for attempted murder... hah.
11:47 fascinating... the other twin whose voice is indistinguishable from the other, picks up her memory thought instantly and continues her statement even with her back turned having no visual cue or concept of her sister's movement, at least in any way that can be logically explained.
12:28 at least they'll have the scans to study from now on... they probably won't figure any of this out in their lifetimes.
13:37 they're far from "retarded" by any stretch of the imagination. I wonder how many more people like this exist in the world unknown.
Hopefully researchers will continue studying them as long as they're alive and keep all that info for as long as it takes to figure this out. God only knows how long that'll be. They'd have to eventually admit there's a connection to an all encompassing greater source involved, so I'm gonna say hundreds of years or most likely never, knowing humanity.
16:20 "It's up in our brain. We think we have a microchip up there." Brain, singular.
16:48 so they explain themselves as being human computers. This is what they really seem to believe. It's not a theory they have... it's just how they see it. They see it as a fact. So really, we're all human computers... it's just that a lot of our attention is devoted to emotional matters and other kinda crap like that.
18:35 this color charting thing shows a human tendency to obsessively gather data on the things that interest us the most. These two are completely honest and pure in what they do... so to me this proves that there is nothing abnormal about the human tendency to collect info, obsess on things, etc.
19:50 "Ready? 1...2...3." They know EXACTLY when it's going to appear on the screen. I'd call them psychic, but it's a massive understatement.
They are, but they don't have awareness of it being something remarkable. To them, it's just the way everything is.
20:06 what are they writing down?
21:32 "It exercises your brain. And it makes it smell like rubber." She's likening her body to a machine. Maybe it does smell like rubber. Maybe the computational process of the brain really does put off a smell that can be detected and that's how she describes it. It's not implausible.
21:40 "If Dick Clark wasn't hosting it, we wouldn't have watched it." So that shows partiality to a specific person, for whatever reason. Again, a very relatable human tendency.
22:45 they call him their "personal savior" and they know it's very funny.
26:38 that's adorable. I'm not a fucking genius savant, lmao, but they kind of remind me of myself in some ways.
26:50 lol listen to them giggling. They're precious, they really are. The people they "choose" seem to appreciate them... they know the situation is special. To become sort of an object of their interest must be a really unique experience.
27:05 their honesty is incredible... of course they remember her name. They just won't acknowledge it, but they know that to be "forgotten" by them is a huge insult.
30:30 I love how adamant they are about getting the Pyramid back on the air... roflmfaolol.
32:40 the emotion is intense... they're just precious.
33:40 they're recording him word for word. Seems like they're sharing the task too.
