Is talent born or created with hard work and practice

[VOODOO U]

I've been to wonderland many times. God bless cow dung fruit.

[vurt]

i imagine being tall helps.

[Bunny_boy]

I thought Wonderland was a combination of Cambridge and Sunderland?
I mean not in real life, but it would be a bit of a laugh to see the students' reactions.

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Anyways, it's both. Different quantities of both applied in different ways differentiates people.

[vurt]

he apparently wrote them in warrington.
there's a statue and loads of shops and pubs named from the books.

[VOODOO U]

Different quantities of both applied in different ways differentiates people.

Response to circumstances (emotion) differentiates people. Hard work is an attitude because hard work to someone who loves what they do is having fun. Someone who "becomes talented" is nothing more than someone who has recorded information at a level where it can be recalled efficiently. I already explained how a system records information where it can be recalled efficiently.
You don't have to *think* about driving a car unless you've never driven one.
Being behind the wheel for the first time is excitement activated so all the recordings will be "finely pixelated" for later fine-tuned recollection.
Muscles rspond to memory.

[BONES]

During trauma, hidden human capabilities like Photographic Memory may get activated as a survival trait.

There is no such thing as "photographic" memory. It's eidetic memory and the vast majority of people who have it, lose it as they get older. It's usually gone by the time they turn 20. I held onto mine until my mid-20s but it's long gone now. It allowed me to breeze through school without having to study and it was great in the heyday of Trivial Pursuit but these days I'm as hopeless as any other 65 year old, dreading Alzheimer's but feeling that it's not a long way off.

[Michael L]

During trauma, hidden human capabilities like Photographic Memory may get activated as a survival trait.

There is no such thing

What he's talking about is the fact that we remember emotional events more vividly, for example in PTSD the brain will process a traumatic memory as if it is happening now. But we don't need memory anymore cuz we have the internet.

[VOODOO U]

There is no such thing as "photographic" memory. It's eidetic memory

Call it as you like

and the vast majority of people who have it, lose it as they get older. It's usually gone by the time they turn 20.

Yeah mine lasted for four years as far as i can comprehend. Age 4 to 8. Regardless it's quite amazing how it works. What i remember in that age range is considered "impossible".
I laugh at that. f**king brain washed mind controlled idiots.

It allowed me to breeze through school without having to study

Mine wasn't that involved. In fact i was a problem in school. Held back a year, kicked out another...just a nuisance to be honest. My "photographic memory" was more to do with location. So i could survive witnout a map. That might be a bit weird and too bad on that.

[VOODOO U]

But we don't need memory anymore cuz we have the internet.

So take away your memory. Can you wake up knowing who you are now? Your name, your acquaintances. Heck, could you even walk??? It takes memory to have the knowledge to walk, talk, even say your name.
Do you honestly believe internet contains what makes us human systems individualistic mobile units??

[JerGoertz]

Talent for posting on internet forums is a hard-won skill forged through experience, hardship, and innate ability.

[cryophonik]

Talent for posting on internet forums is a hard-won skill forged through experience, hardship, and innate ability.

Not for me. I was born with it.

[Michael L]

But we don't need memory anymore cuz we have the internet.

Do you honestly believe internet contains what makes us human systems individualistic mobile units??

Yes, that’s why we have 5G mobile phones with 1TB storage that we can individualistically customize.

[ghettosynth]

I can't believe that I haven't posted in this thread yet. With my new (computer) keyboard my typing is now twice as fast so you can look forward to twice as much, um, "talent" being delivered from me going forward.

Also, I think that you can find, um, "talent" on OF. Not me though, I've long been told that I have a, um, "face" for radio.

[VOODOO U]

But we don't need memory anymore cuz we have the internet.

Do you honestly believe internet contains what makes us human systems individualistic mobile units??

Yes, that’s why we have 5G mobile phones with 1TB storage that we can individualistically customize.

There are people who have amnesia. Hooking them on to the internet won't bring back the memories lost.

[Bunny_boy]

Basically it comes down to whether you use Maybelline or not