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While completely blind and severely autistic, Derek is a musical prodigy. UCLA neurosurgeon Dr. Neil Martin says that Derek has savant syndrome, a learning disability with a genius talent. For more information, visit www.TheDoctorsTV.com.

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8 ноя 2011

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@pivot5655 5 лет назад

who here instantly thought of the Show called The Good Doctor?

@ZWORLDunholy 3 года назад

@Stefaaann_p 3 года назад

here

@daria5846 3 года назад

Korean version ❤️

@EPITHALON 3 года назад

That’s actually how I got here

@HistoryTeachings. 3 года назад

Turkish version😅❤️

@tamaraj4200 7 лет назад

I know a man who functions as a toddler but knows exactly what day of the week every date is on. You give him a birthday months away and he will say its on a Wednesday and he's never wrong, but yet he can't eat with utensils.

@touyatodoroki338 6 лет назад

Tamara - Journal Addict that's amazing

@keylimetea 6 лет назад

Tamara - Journal Addict that’s a savant for ya. It’s sad

@deadpoolsunicorn3359 6 лет назад

Tamara - Journal Addict I knew a guy like that. He would talk about music and bands etc. give him any date and he would tell you what happened on that day with different bands and stuff. I loved talking to him.

@soul1kali 4 года назад

Miller 1999

@perksofbeingafoodie2070 3 года назад

@@deadpoolsunicorn3359 does he have passion for music?

@invertedv12powerhouse77 10 лет назад

Savant= French word for someone that knows a lot of things. Savoir

@briannabogans4608 4 года назад

Isn’t funny how words are used differently around the world

@alison2161 3 года назад

You’re right.

@wvbzy 6 лет назад

The good doctor is a great show

@nolby1758 2 года назад

Literally just saw Rain Man for the first time,I'm now into this rabbit hole. What an unbelievable talent these people are given.

@Eddie-no6dc 7 лет назад

So, this condition basically strengthens the mind of a person by a X amount of times? Sounds like a superpower.

@chrissame 6 лет назад

Im not Autistic yet I can really hyper focus on a subject of interest, its like I have a light switch in my brain that turns on.

@keylimetea 6 лет назад

Maximum Woahverdrive no because they have motor and sensory impairment

@keylimetea 6 лет назад

Through the Telescope! That’s normal for me. Then again I’m on the mild end of the spectrum

@thrasher2094 6 лет назад

Maximum Woahverdrive Sort of. Think of some of the brain functions you normal need to survive in this world (not survive but make money and all that shit on a societal level or whatever), so the other parts of his brain that would normally be a lot less developed would grow to much greater the capacity as they normally would as a result

@amandashelton1162 2 года назад

I was diagnosed with autism and savant syndrome in my 30's in 2016. I have an IQ score of 200. I don't forget things. I have difficulty walking and socializing but I still do my best. My mom was my advocate. I also have a large support system. Music is math. I can see colors and shades as well as taste sounds. My brain is a lot like a computer and calculator. I don't have verbal thoughts but I have learned to speak. I got help with speech therapy when I was eleven. Cognitive therapy also helps. I write a lot too. I can draw realistically and sculpt anything. I can't teach others though because I never learned I just am able to understand things deeply and learn quickly. Logic is my best skill. Also, emotional intelligence is the same as logical intelligence. You can't make logical decisions without emotional intelligence. I have a balance between the two with my IQ. I have neurological conditions too. It was hard for my teachers to teach me until my first grade teacher figured out how I already knew things I just needed to find interest in what they wanted me to do. They let me choose my schedule and I started to succeed.

@MrBrokoli99 2 года назад

cool story bro

@xdmrzzz8740 Год назад

I was gonna say you come off as extremely cocky but then I realized you lack the social skills which makes complete sense

@niyiboots3641 5 дней назад

Do perform breathing exercises, also any tips to comprehend Emotional and Logical decisions making please elaborate, if you can.

@discat907 4 дня назад

What. This is a complete misunderstanding of what savant syndrome even is. What is this??

@frazzle657 3 года назад

Give it less then 10 years before science realises how to make this link and give it another 10 years before they actually give these abilities to a human

@simonn5651 3 года назад

you don't give these abilities to people since all already have them - we just don't have access to them yet , like our senses...we can hear and see and all that but lets take sight away then your hearing ability increases to compensate for that loss. i think trying to force such abilities before we have time to evolve and process such information could cause brain damage because the brain needs time to process ALL senses and forcing it means taking something away.

@evin3806 2 года назад

I doubt it's gonna be that quick

@calefrizzamaeguevarra9401 5 лет назад

This video reminds me of Shaun Murphy in the good doctor 😊 that show was so good

@cryogeneric8187 4 года назад

I'm here for Martin Corbello

@navylord17 12 лет назад

WOW!!!! THATS IMPRESSIVE!!

@NathanielJLawrence 12 лет назад

Dang! That is so cool!

@5gorgeous 12 лет назад

well said at the end...

@BeverleyHarvey316 Месяц назад

To be so gifted that no one can give the true words of your reality. ';)

@melissapietrok8050 7 месяцев назад

He is Beautiful and amazing 😢💜💜💜

@Mattbailey90 25 дней назад

I have acquired savant syndrome, I am 33 years old and live on the Gold Coast in Australia ❤

@Sadaysalam 2 года назад

I performed some poetry for my dad and he called me a savant. Now that I’m researching what it is that is a great description because I suck at everything else but music and some other things💀

@amurray6364 6 лет назад

Wild

@minorityofone3045 2 года назад

Just imagine what we would be capable if we'd free our mind from bombarding thoughts and memories.

@jolicooli 12 лет назад

A M A Z I N G ! but I miss the s at the end :(

@e.a.coldrick 2 года назад

It's scary to think how little of the science they got right... and this was only around 10 years ago!

@chocolatesugar4434 4 года назад

This is amazing

@daniellejohnson1819 8 лет назад

damn!

@chikabala1 3 года назад

I have it to

@SICK562CKRISS 6 лет назад

Have you heard of magnetic stimulation?

@sabutpokharel7086 6 лет назад

Cristobal Carranza yup. There is a video of sending magnetic stimulation to a person to turn him temporarily into a savant.

@picklerick5990 2 года назад

he should be a doctor

@daria5846 5 лет назад

Park Shi Ohn❤️

@iktomichief9978 3 года назад

Ahhh I'm an autistic savant myself I can see those sunglasses are to block out his eyes from analyzing his surroundings to much, I achieve a similar effect with emo hair blocking my vision lol

@Charles-A Год назад

He is just completely blind

@badcornflakes6374 6 дней назад

He's a prestigious savant. There's only 100 or so on the earth that we know of. Not a regular savant that doesn't understand why he wears shades.

@stinkeyfinger69 8 месяцев назад

I think mold or my will made this my new reality

@jimcambell2776 6 лет назад

I'm not a savant

@eddie_ra 6 лет назад

It pisses me off when the doctor says "he doesn't interact in a NORMAL way with people." Individuals with Autism are just wired differently...

@jacksteel1539 5 лет назад

Why I have aspergers and like if you are offended for autistic people who like dont see their disability as a disability then you are the one who doesnt understand

@jacksteel1539 5 лет назад

Also no he doesnt interact in a normal way with people, I dont know why you think the doctor doesnt know he is more unique that is what they are trying to figure out, like it all has drawbacks and advantages

@brainimp 5 лет назад

you want doctors to lie or butter the truth? sure he interacts but not how 99.9% of the population do with each other

@TqueenInfinity 4 года назад

As someone with Autism, I'm gonna say yes, our brains are wired differently, from the norm. We do not interact normally. Don't be offended, it's true. We know we are not normal and we are okay with that

@hoodmistressreloaded 3 года назад

@@TqueenInfinity I'm autistic too; join the party. Outside of certain family members and my longtime best friend, I mostly don't interact with folk by choice because some people's energies or vibes rub me the wrong way (I could be clairsentient too, but I need to do more research). Nothing wrong with not being normal as it's better to just be yourself 😊

@doreenwatson-read 4 года назад

I wish they'd knock the word normal on the head and say this like he does have the most commonly used motor skills whilst walking . I know this video is old but still.

@confirmhandle 2 года назад

I thought the doctor was going to now perform surgery on two people at the same time

@abuuammarkhalfan642 8 лет назад

What's his name?

@SkemeRockz 7 лет назад

I think it's Abu Khalfan

@siobhanmcintyre7868 7 лет назад

They said it was Derek

@user-ge5wd3ez8z 3 месяца назад

Kodi lee

@michaelramprashad6327 5 лет назад

I need savant syndrome

@TqueenInfinity 4 года назад

There are downsides. It's commonly found with autism, and autism has a lot of downsides like motor impairment and Sensory issues. These usually can end up hurting you, or even others because most of the time you don't know your own strength and you can apply too much force to everything. (It's scary to even push someone because I could injure them). Plus you don't deal with too much sounds and smells well and that can lead to injury too. These are terrible things and I wouldn't wish them on anyone.