Different ways of knowing - Daniel Tammet

[@Paudeli1]

Very interesting! Liked when he said: "Our personal perceptions are at the heart of how we acquire knowledge. Aesthetic judgments and abstract reasoning guide and shape the process by which we all
come to know what we know."
Nice guy. Thanks!

[@peteresher4580]

I shall be watching more of Daniel's UA-cam videos and reading some of his books.
If you read this, Daniel, many thanks for sharing your story.

[@jackiezinger]

what a beautiful way to see the world :)

[@BR-ip8lp]

You like him

[@lounisphotography]

This gift is unique to him. None of us would understand the logic of it.

[@silentlessons4221]

one of the most difficult ted talks for my not so smart brain to follow

[@suslu4763]

Everyone: Happy!!!
Daniel: So here's my theory why statistically majority says sad

[@shivjain]

The multiplication was the best

[@HerArmyWon]

Love this!

[@rossquinn]

superb

[@joe-vl3nd]

Interesting man

[@justjohn193]

I only understood about · · % of this talk. The other C ^ % i didnt get

[@polisman200]

66%?

[@justjohn193]

Yes!

[@filipdinevmusic]

Yeeee I got the multiplication right straight, and I am not synestetic :D:D

[@Crytoma]

I register and visualize words like that but definitely not numbers...

[@Raptorcdxx]

HERO

[@TheContrariann]

3:15

[@loombaron]

he comes from the planet tammat

[@ecokanjukuoh4772]

It is bias for us if we listen to him who never acquired his knowledge and understanding but a gift. It wouldnt be applicable for us.

[@whatshendrix]

So Ali G stopped smoking weed and went to school, huh?

[@woodfur00]

That's iambic pentameter, isn't it? There's your answer.

[@huaweihuawei4474]

Boze co za stiv

[@electron2219]

He talks like a robot

[@Baychimo]

It may seem like that, especially if you're an American. You'll probably enjoy Markiplier, Donald Trump, Alex Jones or Kevin Hart more.