The following are complete bulls***, how the brain is able to handle this sort of load is crazy.

Tetris:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwC544Z37qo

Maths:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EueFhYZ4HxI

I spose in the end, its just asians that can do this :P

bahaha tetris wtf!

haha jesus f***, invisible tetris!!

the invisible abacus calculation is a bit freaky :p ya'd of thought the japs would have heard of calculators by now though ;]

That 2nd video is dope!

that tetris has to be a pattern

theres no way he could be remmebering what blocks he has where without seeing them;

theres no way he could be remmebering what blocks he has where without seeing them;

Funny you should mention this actually... I was reading that the 'top players' (haw haw) only watch the blocks coming in and memorise where they will be ending up, thereby creating a mental image of the built up blocks. Its f***en mental but I spose its possible.

i disagree.... its not something you or I could do, but to someone who is (as the video says) a grand master, he wouldnt even be looking at the board, just at the blocks that are coming up next. the 'board' would be stored in his head. Just like champion chess players who play games blindfolded. The grand masters sometimes go to schools and play 4 or more games simultaneously blindfolded. I'd wager that is at least as hard as playing a game of tetris without seeing the board, only whats coming.

Considering Savants can memorize a phone book and count a few thousand toothpicks on the floor in a split second. It's not that surprising.

lol youtube maths comment

kid should have studied 3 hours a day on how to write in between the lines.

all well and good but give him a 40m/s delay see how he goes. 0 ping i'd hit the mark every time too... pfffft


/hax :P

fook me at abacus