Mathematical gift from "summary" of Born On A Blue Day by Daniel Tammet
Daniel Tammet possesses an extraordinary ability to perceive and understand numbers in a way that few others can. This unique talent, which he refers to as his "Mathematical gift," allows him to see numbers as shapes, colors, and textures, rather than just abstract symbols on a page. Through this lens, he is able to perform complex mathematical calculations in his head with ease and precision. Tammet explains that his Mathematical gift is not the result of any conscious effort or training; rather, it is simply how his brain is wired. He describes the sensation of working with numbers as a deeply intuitive and instinctual process, almost like a form of synesthesia, where different sensory experiences are blended together in a way that is both natural and effortless. For Tammet, numbers are not just tools for calculation, but living entities with their own unique personalities and characteristics. He views them as friends and companions, each with t...Similar Posts
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