It's really nice that the family embraces and encourages the difference rather than feeling strange or shy about it. It's so refreshing and made me smile
My first thoughts exactly. People, especially children can be so cruel when it comes to people the are different (deformed). I am so glad they are able to thrive especially the son being a goal keeper. I wouldn't be surprised if someone says it's cheating LOL
@@seanriopel3132 They're not deformed, they have an extra, functioning finger. Who's gonna make fun of that. It would be like teasing someone because they're tall.
@@jasonjansen9831 notice I said different I only highlighted what made them different, their deformity. I don't mean anything derogatory by it. I didn't insult them or make fun of them but we all know a normal person has 5 fingers on each hand. They do not fit that ideal form therefore they are deformed.
@@seanriopel3132 ok agree to disagree then, I would personally see it as an enhancement rather than a deformity but but strict definition I understand what you're saying.
The amazing thing about this is that all the digits are functional. That means the "extra" fingers each have their own extra unique muscles (flexor and extensor digitorum) and tendons in the arms!
@@jasinbiggs7189 eh maybe. But that would mean they would have to eat more as we have more mass added and therefore more weight to be able to carry them.
@@laserbeamnuke4405 Many people already eat more than enough if they did have four arms so I don't think it would be hard to get used to. Especially if they were born that way. At least it is as bad as whatever crazy genetic condition that Frenchman, Tarrare, was born with.
26 family members 14 with polydactyly roughly half. If each family member has two children with 6 fingers within 200 years there could be a whole city of these people passing on that gene
As a pianist, i dream of having “bigger” hands but the possibility of having an extra finger just popped into my brain now at 3am, and I discovered this video. Incredible
Reubn Offical Actually, Grunkle Stan, or Stanley, has 5 fingers. His brother, the man that came out of the portal, has 6. People had the names mixed around until he was officially announced on the show, so Stanford, or Grunkle Ford, is the six fingered nerd we know and love that wrote the journals.
its like that part in Gattaca where they go to the concert and the pianist is playing a piece that requires 12 fingers to play. that girl is going places
Yeah, Gattaca!! I personally saw Mr. Da Silva play Cavaquinho when I was a teenager back in the 90's as he was good friends with the late father of a good friend of mine. Both seniors were in the Clube do Choro (a foundation that houses a club for the Brazilian Choro Music enthusiasts) and in those days family barbecues meant music as well!! It's a known fact here in Brasília that the Da Silva Family is very gentle and lovable and they have always treasured their difference. I am an amateur guitar player with some skills. However, no matter how fast and precisely I do my stuff, I'll never get to be as graceful as Mr. Da Silva.
I had a guy in my Public Speaking class with an extra pinky that kinda just hung... maybe because it was the pinky. This family looks like they have an extra pointer if you notice the hands
There are different forms of polydactyly. This family has a very rare type - the most desirable type - where the digits develop normally from the carpal bones. They may have an extra carpal bone for the extra digit, between the trapezoid and the capitate, but I would have to see an x-ray image to know.
Most of the times it is just that. Most of the time those fingers are docked after birth because they are totally useless and hindering. This family however has a blessing.
@@StudioMod I’d say they’d be good at clarinet, there’s keys all over the place. The clarinet section in my band has trouble switching between some notes because of the distance
It's dominant because it carries double sequence of chromosome 7q36.3. The double sequence of chromosome 7q36.3 often dominates over the gene which carries single sequence of chromosome 7q36.3. Now this defect creates lots of problems that interferes with daily life like writing and typing and also wearing shoes while walking for long hours. Their legs and hands get more strained than people with 5 fingers and toes.
The little girl's piano teacher is probably telling her to forget the fingering notations in the music and just do your own thing. I'm an organist and I wish I had this special gift.
Best thing this these extra fingers are fully formed and functional, so it's a complete +1. In other words, it's a dominant gene. Basically this means eventually everyone's grandchildren in the next few hundred years will have six fingers, an those that do not will be considered inferior.
I was also born with Polydactyl (a person or animal with more than five fingers or toes on one hand/foot or both hands/foot, and so was my dad. We were the only ones in the family who (as far as I'm aware) who had this condition. I got them removed as soon I was born and I don't know when my dad did. I may not have them now but I'm still happy to know there are others like me or like I was. My legs were also messed up and the doctors wanted to break them but my no. I ask her what would happen if they did, and she says "I would have never let them." Be doing great my whole life 2005-17 so far. Don't know what would have happened if she let them.
@@Shhhoooooo stop this nonsense. This is abnormality. If during replication process, the sequence of chromosome 7q36.3 gets doubled. This results in having 6 or more fingers. Your own children can develop this if during the embryonic stage by accident if the sequence of chromosome 7q36.3 is doubled your baby during it's embryonic stage will develop 6 or more fingers. Don't simply just deem people as being descendants of fallen angels. Also if you are Christian you should know that the great flood wiped away descendants of cane and the fallen angels.
Pretty cool! I was born with six fingers on each hand. Sadly, the "extra" digits were removed when I was a toddler. Growing up in the bible belt I was always regarded as a freak by those who knew and it's easy to see, as I have scars where my fingers were removed. I love seeing these happy people proud of what they have.
You are no freak, you're the next step in human evolution lol, You have any idea how much, I would love to have six fingers on each hand as a guitarist? The good thing at least is you should still be able to pass down that gene so if you do decide to have any children, good chance they'll be born with six.
Not a survival advantage? Really? How about being able to send texts 20% faster? Or holding the selfie stick with a firmer grip? The very survival of our species is depending on these new mutants my friend.
Evolution is controlled by what genes produces more copies. There's probably nothing about having 6 fingers that means you'll successfully have more children who go on to have more children. Or, another way to put it: It's not like having 5 fingers causes anyone to have fewer children.
Teacher: How many fingers does a person have? Kid: *raises hand* Tecaher: Go ahead and tell us Kid: Twelve Teacher: No, they have ten Kid, raising both hands: But I have twelve * awkward silence *
I noted that in every close-up shot in this video, most of the people didn’t use one of those fingers effectively. Notice the guitar player, etc.... If you look for it, you can see this.
I had 11 fingers but when i was 1 year old my mother had the extra removed because she thought i would be bullied for it. Sometimes i wish she hadn't removed it but i know there are alot of cruel people so i am grateful for her decision.
It'd be amazing if someone who had this condition became a professional classical pianist and composer. They'd get pretty famous and make a lot of money for a classical musician because of the curiosity. They could compose and play music that no one else could play because they can play chords that no one else can. Even though it's possible to compose piano music with much more complex chords now because of computers, being able to see an actual human play chords with extra notes would still be enough of a novelty that they could get famous and make money from it, I think.
Believe me, it will happen, just give it time for the condition to spread more and eventually be given to someone who has a great ear for music and passion and voila! It will be done!
@@Melissa0774 that's because it's usually a dud finger but in this case it's fully functional and a dominant gene so give it a few generations and there will be thousands of people with 6 fingers
@@Melissa0774 but why? I’d understand if the extra fingers were unusable and would just be a hindrance, but since they’re fully functional you’d think parents would see it as a neutral, if not good thing
@@_kaleido I think in a lot of cases the extra fingers aren't actually functional, either because the person can't move them, or they don't have bones in them. So the parents have them removed. I think it's rare for them to actually be functional, so the parents just have them removed even before they know for sure if the fingers will be functional, just because they want their baby to be normal and not be ostracized.
"Meet the da Silva's" that's actually a funny line since here in Brazil that's the absolute most extremely common last name that you can ever encounter Lol
This is clear human evolution and I'd really love if we could look back in a few thousand years and say "back in the day, humans used to have only 5 fingers"...
Me watching Gattaca 20 years ago: "I wonder if that whole six-finger-piano-player bit could work in real life." Little Da Silva girl: *Cracks all 12 knuckles.* "Hold my Vitamina de abacate." Surf Wisely.
I searched "polydactyly" with the specific purpose of seeing someone with six fingers playing guitar. Got what I wanted in the first scene of the first video lol
I just think this is insanely cool. Since all the digits are fully functional & working perfectly well it’s not a disability at all. I believe the only reason why this relatively strong mutation hasn’t popped out more frequently and spread more all across earth is the fact that people with extra digits were often either put down as babies or shunned later on in adult life.
Deym. Not only that it looks like a normal finger it also functions as well. It's not just an extra finger, from the brain they also have extra wirings that runs through the arm allowing the extra finger to function independently from the rest. Mind is blown
It's amazing I heared from somewhere (Don't remember where) that humans actually have a receive gene for six fingers but it's never activated nore is it ever dominant. But in this families case the six finger gene is actually dominant and activated what are the chances? But I just want to add that I am not 100% certain on that so take it with a grain of salt.
My grandma and my brother used to have it but they got it removed my grandma when she was around 59 and brother when he was like born like between that
The way our future looks with typing and everything this is definitely an adaptation. They are our first look at how humans will look like in 2000 years in the future.
It's really nice that the family embraces and encourages the difference rather than feeling strange or shy about it. It's so refreshing and made me smile
My first thoughts exactly. People, especially children can be so cruel when it comes to people the are different (deformed). I am so glad they are able to thrive especially the son being a goal keeper. I wouldn't be surprised if someone says it's cheating LOL
@@seanriopel3132 They're not deformed, they have an extra, functioning finger. Who's gonna make fun of that. It would be like teasing someone because they're tall.
@@jasonjansen9831 notice I said different I only highlighted what made them different, their deformity. I don't mean anything derogatory by it. I didn't insult them or make fun of them but we all know a normal person has 5 fingers on each hand. They do not fit that ideal form therefore they are deformed.
@@seanriopel3132 ok agree to disagree then, I would personally see it as an enhancement rather than a deformity but but strict definition I understand what you're saying.
@@seanriopel3132 Until they get KOed by the same hand
As a guitar player, I am insanely jealous.
Same here.
You're not alone
With 6 fingers can you stretch like petrucci?
You could play chords no one else can play, YOU COULD PLAY A QUADRUPLE GUITAR OCTAVE LIKE NOTHING!
Waters agreed, and I think that the original "Hand" constists of only five fingers.
This family is trying to evolve the human race. One baby at a time.
I would'nt call this evolution but okay.
@@BloodySeaGullsRoss it is evolution because evolution includes natural selection and
genetic mutations
Lord Iec wait people still believe that?
There was an ancient race of polydactyls in antiquity, decendants of titan
@@BloodySeaGullsRoss believe in?
The amazing thing about this is that all the digits are functional. That means the "extra" fingers each have their own extra unique muscles (flexor and extensor digitorum) and tendons in the arms!
Yes, because it's genetically modified, their genes have the solution...
So this means someone like goro could technically exist?
He has 4 fully functional arms
@@jasinbiggs7189 eh maybe. But that would mean they would have to eat more as we have more mass added and therefore more weight to be able to carry them.
@@laserbeamnuke4405 Many people already eat more than enough if they did have four arms so I don't think it would be hard to get used to. Especially if they were born that way. At least it is as bad as whatever crazy genetic condition that Frenchman, Tarrare, was born with.
but is it possible or these hands are fake?
26 family members 14 with polydactyly roughly half. If each family member has two children with 6 fingers within 200 years there could be a whole city of these people passing on that gene
Kobi Morton crazy stuff.
its not a bad thing....
Its a interesting thing
this is called evolution
@RoseWolfz Prime It's a good thing, were evolving, we can do more with 6 fingers
This is literally the perfect depiction of a brazilian family! Very warm, cheerful and loving!
And with extra fingers!
In other words a depiction of a family
Not to get soft or anything but if my family cheered for me like that for ANYTHING id probably cry
But no chanclas and machetes 😥
Youre all going to brazil 👀👄👀
I love how enthusiastic they all were when the girl finished playing just a few notes on the piano. Such a supportive family. 😂
~:~
It warmed my heart! Kids just love it when their family are actually interested in the things they do.
I said man that's beautiful
Disney family
I low key feel disabled after watching this video...
Even more so than usual for me
Same
Are you saying having six fingers is disabled?
@@CharlieAUS the opposite
Same 😂
They cant flip anyone off tho because they have no middle finger lmao
lol
They'll just do a double flip off with two fingers!
Like a British person.
Double flip them off
Michelle Brøwn Wait, they have TWO middle fingers. They can raise two.
This being a dominant trait means we could evolve to have more fingers, considering how much we use our hands it makes perfect sense
This is a trait from nephilim
And some traits taken away too
What's a nephilim? Is it related to Gargoyles and the tooth fairy?
@@markorbit4752 Yep. just an unreal creature you will never actually see, like Trolls.
Goliath in the Bible had 6 fingers
As a pianist, i dream of having “bigger” hands but the possibility of having an extra finger just popped into my brain now at 3am, and I discovered this video. Incredible
Rachmaninoff has finally met his match 😂
Stanford Pines.
i hope one day they decide to make 3 journals.
+Omega Luigi Stanley Pines**
Reubn Offical Actually, Grunkle Stan, or Stanley, has 5 fingers. His brother, the man that came out of the portal, has 6. People had the names mixed around until he was officially announced on the show, so Stanford, or Grunkle Ford, is the six fingered nerd we know and love that wrote the journals.
Well, that was a confusing read. ._.
He changed his name to his brothers after the real Stanford got sucked into the portal.
its like that part in Gattaca where they go to the concert and the pianist is playing a piece that requires 12 fingers to play. that girl is going places
Yeah, Gattaca!!
I personally saw Mr. Da Silva play Cavaquinho when I was a teenager back in the 90's as he was good friends with the late father of a good friend of mine. Both seniors were in the Clube do Choro (a foundation that houses a club for the Brazilian Choro Music enthusiasts) and in those days family barbecues meant music as well!! It's a known fact here in Brasília that the Da Silva Family is very gentle and lovable and they have always treasured their difference. I am an amateur guitar player with some skills. However, no matter how fast and precisely I do my stuff, I'll never get to be as graceful as Mr. Da Silva.
I watched this in class today
I always thought extra fingers just hung limp on the hand, though i'm not sure why. This is super fascinating, the family seems delightful!
That's what happens in most cases, functioning extra digits like in the video are actually pretty rare in comparison.
I had a guy in my Public Speaking class with an extra pinky that kinda just hung... maybe because it was the pinky. This family looks like they have an extra pointer if you notice the hands
There are different forms of polydactyly. This family has a very rare type - the most desirable type - where the digits develop normally from the carpal bones. They may have an extra carpal bone for the extra digit, between the trapezoid and the capitate, but I would have to see an x-ray image to know.
Most of the times it is just that. Most of the time those fingers are docked after birth because they are totally useless and hindering. This family however has a blessing.
Yeah the 6 are perfectly placed unlike a lot that their 6th is disfigured
That’s actually so damn neat. Imagine how fast they type, it play piano, guitar, and sax. Just wow.
I could understand piano typing and guitar, but sax?
@@jacobthemaster66 Sax has knobs you press to change the pitch. More fingers means less hand movement, and faster playing.
@@StudioMod Do you know how to play sax? There is one key to change the pitch, which is done with your thumb
@@jacobthemaster66 nope lol didn't know that.
@@StudioMod I’d say they’d be good at clarinet, there’s keys all over the place. The clarinet section in my band has trouble switching between some notes because of the distance
Now I want another finger
@One Blue Boi lmao
I'll give you the finger.
Bhargava Teja Sallapalli I have 2 connected toes
@One Blue Boi what if it a girl
*slips it in*
thats a fucking cool mutation right there!
Osiris4441 hell yeah
I'd like an extra thumb myself. Pinky finger on ctrl button is shit.
I heard so too
The mutation is all we have, i think we all apes have this gene, but it is suppressed due to a mutation.
Yeah, but you're lucky if the extra finger fits naturally on your hand
I am jealous and suddenly feel incomplete...
Fun fact 6 fingers is a dominant gene it’s just so rare barely anyone has it.
It's dominant because it carries double sequence of chromosome 7q36.3. The double sequence of chromosome 7q36.3 often dominates over the gene which carries single sequence of chromosome 7q36.3. Now this defect creates lots of problems that interferes with daily life like writing and typing and also wearing shoes while walking for long hours. Their legs and hands get more strained than people with 5 fingers and toes.
it shoul helpm wit. htyping@@Handlebeinghighfived
It’s neat, they’re growing the family too. 150 years half the town pop might have it. Very neat
Stanford: “Looks like I’m not the only one”
My anatomy textbook brought me here and now I feel inferior having 5 fingers.
Same
I absolutely LOVE how they all take advantage of the extra finger ! soccer goalie, Piano, Ukulele. I hope the nail techs don’t up charge though.
As long as the fingers are functional, this seems like a straight up advantage over regular people.
As a retired soldier and former competition shooter I would count this as a positive thing.
Having six or seven fingers is a piano player's dream.
I have it every night only to wake up disappointed.
It’s also a guitarists dream
@@kylemuncal7047 You should read Obscuro by Tony Sandoval
I'm a musician and really jelaous if them...but they have so.much fun at home thats great to see
Doctor: it has five fingers.
Family: flush it.
"The baby has five fingers."
"Flush it."
"Flush It?? It?? What is wrong with you, he’s a human being!"
"Not with those five fingers."
The family seemed very warm and cheerful! Loved to see that
Controversial thought(they 99% probably don't, but) imagine they shame their family members with only 5 fingers at family meetings.
@@sb27380one of the daughters wanted to marry a man with five fingers and it made the family upset
Teacher: What’s 5 + 5 just use your hands
Students:
🤣🤣🤣
You can count in binary with 10 fingers giving you 1024 numbers. With 12 fingers, you have 4096 numbers.
Such a cool and interesting mutation to have. I would imagine that the pros out weigh the cons. They seem like a great family also.
I thought people with five fingers were the mutation?
@@PhoneBoothLivin probs started with the 6 fingered didn't have as much children as 5 fingered early on the age of human civilization.
I was really surprised, and happy, to see that they have full function of the extra digits. Usually polydactyl hands have limited function.
Yeah you are right, the most important thing is that they are happy with and proud of their differences to others, and it doesn't get them down.
They got the Standford Pines
The little girl's piano teacher is probably telling her to forget the fingering notations in the music and just do your own thing. I'm an organist and I wish I had this special gift.
I love how it has no downsides(apart from societal ones) so it's not a disability it makes everyone else on the planet have the disability
Basically stanford pines’s descendants
Yes.
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
All the family showing love for that girl playing piano that's more love than i got in my whole life lol
doesn't matter if its 5 or 6 digit finger boy or girl
Baby born :has four fingers
Brazilian Family: NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
🤣🤣
My right hand four finger
Best thing this these extra fingers are fully formed and functional, so it's a complete +1. In other words, it's a dominant gene. Basically this means eventually everyone's grandchildren in the next few hundred years will have six fingers, an those that do not will be considered inferior.
Well you aren’t obligated to propagate with a 6-fingered person, +1 I guess?
@@TheBonneter Iseewhatyoudidthere lol
Me and my child were born with 6 fingers. So do some of my brother, uncles, and my mom and we are from Chicago.
Same here
Me, my mom, and maternal grandmother all have six fingers on a hand.
We are in the Caribbean. We are African-Caribbean.
Me too. Me my mom, my mom’s brother and my grandfather also i think I inherited from my mothers family
huh didn't know that so many people had six fingers. Now i feel left out :(
@@StudsMac I wanted to write it
Well marry someone from a family completely unrelated to you with a different gene and you might have a child with 7 fingers on each hand.
AWESOME! If this keeps going on generation after generation this could change the species in a cool way!
Anyone that makes fun of them are just jealous. It is literally an upgrade 😂
I began to keep a journal..
“AHHHHHHH!"
- Dipper
"*lady scream*the journals!!”
-probably Dipper
Imagine how good gamers they could be
holy shit ikr, extra finger to hit keybinds
That would be awesome to have lol
Guess theyy doesn't have to spent moneyy on a SCUF-Controller
I was also born with Polydactyl (a person or animal with more than five fingers or toes on one hand/foot or both hands/foot, and so was my dad. We were the only ones in the family who (as far as I'm aware) who had this condition. I got them removed as soon I was born and I don't know when my dad did. I may not have them now but I'm still happy to know there are others like me or like I was. My legs were also messed up and the doctors wanted to break them but my no. I ask her what would happen if they did, and she says "I would have never let them." Be doing great my whole life 2005-17 so far. Don't know what would have happened if she let them.
Is the gene passed down to your children??
@@QuantumKingg he is 17
How you doin my man
@@Shhhoooooo schizo
@@Shhhoooooo stop this nonsense.
This is abnormality. If during replication process, the sequence of chromosome 7q36.3 gets doubled. This results in having 6 or more fingers. Your own children can develop this if during the embryonic stage by accident if the sequence of chromosome 7q36.3 is doubled your baby during it's embryonic stage will develop 6 or more fingers.
Don't simply just deem people as being descendants of fallen angels. Also if you are Christian you should know that the great flood wiped away descendants of cane and the fallen angels.
Pretty cool! I was born with six fingers on each hand. Sadly, the "extra" digits were removed when I was a toddler. Growing up in the bible belt I was always regarded as a freak by those who knew and it's easy to see, as I have scars where my fingers were removed. I love seeing these happy people proud of what they have.
Most likely you has a defect limb
Basically no tendent, ligament or muscle to control it
You are no freak, you're the next step in human evolution lol, You have any idea how much, I would love to have six fingers on each hand as a guitarist? The good thing at least is you should still be able to pass down that gene so if you do decide to have any children, good chance they'll be born with six.
Sorry you were made to feel that way, you aren’t a freak, you are loved even by the creator.
Why did your parents let them remove the fingers? You were so lucky to get 6 and then they remove them? The heck?
Were your extra fingers actually functional though? If they were, it's a shame that your parents felt the need to make you "normal".
I love gravity falls so much that I would use a wish on a genie to have 6 fingers, to have a twin and a bunch of other stuff
Same
Yes
StanFord be like
Ford: THIS IS HEAVEN!!!
It's the author of the journals, my brother
omg XD
Lol
Hello there.
Nice
Yesssssssss
0:30 omg that is literally a perfect hand with 6 fingers
Not quite. There’s a larger space.
What a lovely family.
I got on UA-cam to look up kittens with thumbs. And this what I found! Pure gold! I learn something new everyday on UA-cam
Humanity is evolving. 30,000 years from now, the majority of humans might have 6 digits. Who knows?
Not a survival advantage? Really? How about being able to send texts 20% faster? Or holding the selfie stick with a firmer grip? The very survival of our species is depending on these new mutants my friend.
Well I caught the pun you slipped in too. lol "handful of people"
Evolution is controlled by what genes produces more copies. There's probably nothing about having 6 fingers that means you'll successfully have more children who go on to have more children.
Or, another way to put it: It's not like having 5 fingers causes anyone to have fewer children.
I think it's the next evolutionary point of the human race; 'cause I find it attractive.
B Kap except people usually text with one thumb
Teacher: How many fingers does a person have?
Kid: *raises hand*
Tecaher: Go ahead and tell us
Kid: Twelve
Teacher: No, they have ten
Kid, raising both hands: But I have twelve
* awkward silence *
*_kid becomes instant celebrity_*
Teacher: "Perhaps it's just you-"
Kid: "Over 15 members of my close family have 12."
Teacher: "....."
@@choboy46 or a victim of bullying
The most polite family, none of them have showed anyone the middle finger
I just wonder how skilled of piano player can come from this, the hand eyes and ear coordination mut of the charts from regulars
They had used spanish music in the video, not a brazilian one
So?
@@KrawChomiak IIt's like to use a canadian folk song to depict an american family.
yee, sad, but at least the translations are roughly correct
Always
Something is wrong with this family. They're so happy and loving and supportive. What the hell
WHERE IS THE ARGUING?
IKR
Where are the divorce papers left on the table
@@creationisntgood942 im saying 😭😭
Having a 6 finger is kinda odd but definitely an advantage and not a disability.
Its amazing in fact. You can do alot with 6 fingers.
The things I could play on guitar if I had those hands :'(
Airtrooper719 XBL my thoughts exactly
meanwhile people with no fingers-
@@lauragloss2974 I need flashlights, it's too dark in here..
Most of my fingers are stuck together.
I've tried playing guitar, but I can't.
Perhaps the others can.
Embrace it! :) love the positivity, it's contagious.
Embrace it who wouldn't want a extra finger
2 Samuel 21:20 GENESIS 6:1-9
Life is so beautiful. Very thankful this family shared their story.
I wonder if they can grip as effectively. As in a rock climbing scenario or something. This is so interesting.
Or would their grip be even better?
The soccer kid looks to have a hard time making. Fist
I noted that in every close-up shot in this video, most of the people didn’t use one of those fingers effectively. Notice the guitar player, etc.... If you look for it, you can see this.
I had 11 fingers but when i was 1 year old my mother had the extra removed because she thought i would be bullied for it. Sometimes i wish she hadn't removed it but i know there are alot of cruel people so i am grateful for her decision.
It'd be amazing if someone who had this condition became a professional classical pianist and composer. They'd get pretty famous and make a lot of money for a classical musician because of the curiosity. They could compose and play music that no one else could play because they can play chords that no one else can. Even though it's possible to compose piano music with much more complex chords now because of computers, being able to see an actual human play chords with extra notes would still be enough of a novelty that they could get famous and make money from it, I think.
Believe me, it will happen, just give it time for the condition to spread more and eventually be given to someone who has a great ear for music and passion and voila! It will be done!
@@EmPurple A lot of people have their kids' extra fingers surgically removed when they're babies, though.
@@Melissa0774 that's because it's usually a dud finger but in this case it's fully functional and a dominant gene so give it a few generations and there will be thousands of people with 6 fingers
@@Melissa0774 but why? I’d understand if the extra fingers were unusable and would just be a hindrance, but since they’re fully functional you’d think parents would see it as a neutral, if not good thing
@@_kaleido I think in a lot of cases the extra fingers aren't actually functional, either because the person can't move them, or they don't have bones in them. So the parents have them removed. I think it's rare for them to actually be functional, so the parents just have them removed even before they know for sure if the fingers will be functional, just because they want their baby to be normal and not be ostracized.
Finally
The Author of the Journals.
"Meet the da Silva's" that's actually a funny line since here in Brazil that's the absolute most extremely common last name that you can ever encounter Lol
WE WRITING MYSTERIOUS JOURNALS WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is clear human evolution and I'd really love if we could look back in a few thousand years and say "back in the day, humans used to have only 5 fingers"...
Evolution is a lie God created the world
Me watching Gattaca 20 years ago: "I wonder if that whole six-finger-piano-player bit could work in real life."
Little Da Silva girl: *Cracks all 12 knuckles.* "Hold my Vitamina de abacate."
Surf Wisely.
Fun fact: goliath had 6 fingers on each hand and 6 toes on each foot.
Cool
His brothers too, my cousin daughter has 6 fingers too.
He also wasn't fully human either.
All Giants had 6 fingers and six toes, because they were all descendants of the Nephalim/Fallen Angels
I searched "polydactyly" with the specific purpose of seeing someone with six fingers playing guitar. Got what I wanted in the first scene of the first video lol
This family seems very kind
I just think this is insanely cool.
Since all the digits are fully functional & working perfectly well it’s not a disability at all.
I believe the only reason why this relatively strong mutation hasn’t popped out more frequently and spread more all across earth is the fact that people with extra digits were often either put down as babies or shunned later on in adult life.
Three minutes and I already love this family
This family is so cheerful and i love it.
I have to admit, this is really cool.
The lost children of Stanford pines
I was never married.
that's too cool I want another finger
+4hotpink10 Never ask for the finger. You might get it. Lol.
Sabrina R then buy the 3rd thumb
I can alter your dna in three decades for 3000000000K
Sabrina R I have webbed toes that’s close enough.
Me too
It's great that their town is so accepting and doesn't write them off as weird. They're lucky folks.
“Get this man a journal”
Stanford Pines! Stanford Pines!
I'm more envious of how happy everybody seems
Imagine being born in this family with 5 digits just for them to be disappointed you don’t have 6 😭😭😭
when they shake hands they use their extra finger to squeeze extra tightly and shame the five fingered losers
@@protocetid 🤣🤣🤣
Yes!!! We humans need this.
Wonder what the Kinder Garden teacher said when they say "Count your Fingers!" and your response "I have 12 fingers!!" shes gonna be speechless lol
Deym. Not only that it looks like a normal finger it also functions as well.
It's not just an extra finger, from the brain they also have extra wirings that runs through the arm allowing the extra finger to function independently from the rest.
Mind is blown
They'll be the next step on Human Evolution
Quite the opposite actually decendents of the nephilliam bloodline
Perfect Hands
I began to keep a journal
AAAAAAAAAH THE JOURNALS
Song at the beginning is Alma By Gustavo Santaolalla
What's funny six fingers is actually the dominate trait and 5 fingers is a the resisive trait
recessive
Its wonderful that they embrace it instead of letting it bum them out.
It's amazing I heared from somewhere (Don't remember where) that humans actually have a receive gene for six fingers but it's never activated nore is it ever dominant. But in this families case the six finger gene is actually dominant and activated what are the chances? But I just want to add that I am not 100% certain on that so take it with a grain of salt.
Rads Per Second the 6th finger gene is dominant
Rads Im polydactlyly but my parents arent, my genes must be messed up
My grandma and my brother used to have it but they got it removed my grandma when she was around 59 and brother when he was like born like between that
Noha Oda sorry to break this to you... you're adopted
that is genetically impossible, polydactlyly is a dominant allele, at least one parent would express it
The way our future looks with typing and everything this is definitely an adaptation. They are our first look at how humans will look like in 2000 years in the future.
I think it looks really cool and SEEMS like it could be a human evolutionary plus!
I love that they are happy and proud of this difference.
Stanford's family 😂😂😂😂
Stanford Pines! Stanford Pines! My boi!
Imagine playing the piano with these bad bois
One of them should decide to keep a journal...
Or two.
Three would be a charm.
@SweatierAcorn I think I speak for the both of us when I say, *"UH DUHHHHHHH"*
@@bigmad6454 ok look, i was tired when i wrote that and I'm just an idiot in general. my brain didn't process what you had wrote.
@@SweatierAcorn Yeah, sorry for being rude
It shows that no matter how weird your family is theres always weirder and more importantly family is family no matter how weird
If I had such a cool unique feature like this I would find it my mission to have plenty of children haha! Change the course of history all by myself!
a family with 4 fingers would think:"man,why would you stole our fingers :("