Johnathan Neal+FollowThis Teen Remembers Every Day—LiterallyImagine being able to relive any day of your life, down to the tiniest detail. That’s reality for TL, a 17-year-old with hyperthymesia—a super-rare memory condition. She can mentally ‘time travel’ to her past and even ‘pre-live’ possible futures, all stored in a mental ‘white room’ library. It’s wild, but also a little overwhelming. Would you want a memory like that, or does it sound exhausting? #Health #MentalHealth #Memory30Share
Harold Sosa+FollowThis Teen Can Literally Rewind Her LifeImagine being able to replay any moment from your life in crazy detail—or even peek into your own future. That’s real for a 17-year-old in France who has hyperthymesia, a rare super-memory for personal events. She organizes her memories in a mental “white room” and can relive them from any angle, almost like a movie. Even wilder: her brain can vividly “pre-experience” future events, too. Science still can’t explain how she does it, but her family’s got some wild talents, too! #Health #MentalHealth #Memory10Share
contrerasrebecca+FollowEach of us, no matter how ordinary, can be the subject of documentationJust as photographer Steve McCurry, who loves adventure and frequently travels to countries around the world, uses his camera to document the lives of people from different nations, ethnicities, and faiths, upholding the authentic essence of documentary photography. Steve McCurry once said, “The most important quality of a photograph lies in its independence; a single image can tell a story.” I believe this is the essence of photography—photos are meant to tell or record stories. #Entertainment#Photography#Memory#Story20Share
