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The Boy With The Incredible Brain

Take an in-depth look at this genius of a man who is able to calculate any figures by just thinking about it in his head.
British-born Daniel Tammet is a man with extra-ordinary brains. His mental capacity has baffled many, including the skeptics. He can learn a new language fast, that, at the time this video was released, he is actually fluent in nine different languages. He can do mental calculations of up to 100 decimal points without the aid of the calculater.
Skeptics wanted to challenge him and at one point appeared in a TV show in Iceland. For one week, Tammet was guest on the talk show. And on the final week, he seemed to have already grasped the country’s language.
How did he do this? Scientists say that Daniel Tammel’s brain has the ability to see numbers are textures. The documentary follows his activities, where he also meet another person, Kim Peek, who is just like him when it comes to the level of geniusness. Kim Peek is actually the character who was inspired by the movie “Rain Man” with Dustin Hoffman.
The film crew follows Tammel as he takes a series of tests and plays chess with some of the world’s best. The camera tries to show Tammel’s perspective as a person with slight austism and as someone who constantly had to go through epileptic seizures as a child.
Get to know the man behind this inspiring story.
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