Insanely Talented People Everybody is unique. I know you have heard this a million times in your life. The degree of uniqueness of people varies from one person to the next. No two people are ever the same because of their individuality. This being said, some people are truly one of a kind. They could have amazing skills such as being able to hold their breath for 5 minutes. Maybe they have some personal characteristic, like the longest nails in history, that honestly set them apart from others. While this statement might go in one ear and out the other to you, these insanely talented people will reiterate that everybody is unique. Like a bat, Daniel Kish, a blind man from California, uses echolocation to build mental pictures of his surroundings. When he clicks his tongue, the sound waves from this action will bounce off physical surfaces and return back to him. These echoes inform Kish about an object's distance, size, texture, and density. This amazing talent has dubbed him with the nickname of a “Real Life Batman” (Kremer). He gets this nickname because he uses echolocation like a bat would. This is a survival technique for bats to find food or hide from predators. It is same for Daniel as well because he uses it to navigate around him. I find it …show more content…
She has been a professional contortionist since the age of 10. Her ligaments never hardened like other people; however, she has ligaments like a baby. She is able to bend her body in seemingly impossible ways as if it’s nothing (Jessica). Personally, I wouldn’t want to be dubbed with this title. I would feel like a walking freak show, a constant circus act. Not to mention, all the other talk that would come along with the title of being the “Most Flexible Girl”. This woman probably worked really hard, but nonetheless there would always be people trying to degrade her because of her
One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest: Every Person is Different In this world there are millions upon millions of people that roam around the earth in there own special, little life. Every person is different than the next one and he or she has their own personality. Each person also deals with life differently than the next. If everyone was the same, then we would be like one giant colony of ants.
so many individuals are as unique as ever, it can be disheartening to see that so many are still
Human beings and what defines us is a complex, never-ending process. We are a combination of our biology and our experiences. I believe that a person is born with a personality that becomes molded overtime due to our experiences and produces who we are as people. Who we are as people is determined by a multitude of interactions and constructs. This idea of personality is nearly impossible to define, as everyone defines personality differently. The construct of personality is hard to define, and many personality theorists continue to debate on its definition. Personality is a difficult construct to define because so many theorists evolved their own distinctive perspective due to a lack in agreement on the nature of humanity. Due to a lack of
If everybody was the same than life would be boring. Life would be boring because nobody would have a unique personality. Nobody would be very good friends because they would all be the same. If everybody was the same that means that everybody would be scared of the same thing.
Life is unique for every person, for it is lived through different decisions made and rare metamorphic
“Gymnastics taught me everything- life lessons, responsibility and discipline and respect.” -Shawn Johnson (Former Olympic gymnast). In my interview with Franchesca Hutton-Lau I found this quote to prove very true to her. Franchesca Hutton-Lau, often called Frankee by her friends and teammates, has been a gymnast ever since she was five years old. In my interview with her, she enlightened me on her struggles, experiences, lessons, and successes which she’s taken from this treacherous sport. Chesca, as I call her, has a very different life from the average high school student.
Everyone is different in their own way. Our differences are what make us unique. Since no one is weird or an outcast, people are just misjudged or misunderstood. In one person’s eyes they might be different, but to another person they might be the center of their world.
So, I asked most of my friends if they believed they are unique and why they believe that. All, but one said the most cliche way of answering the question, which was that yes, everyone is unique. Of course, that have some truth to it, but they did not answer my question. I asked them whether they believe they are unique and why. The one person who actually answered my question made this statement which I think was very well put. She said and as I quote, “Everything is unique in its variation.” This statement, I believe means is that yes, the qualities that each of us have, another person also have it, but the combinations of the qualities that everyone have is what makes each and everyone of us
Uniqueness can be defined through the hardships you conquer or by how others perceive you. One way other people can identify you is by your cultural background. This is shown in “How it Feels to be Colored Me” by Zora Neale Hurston by her realizing that by her changing communities, people identified her based on her appearance and not by her personality or abilities. People categorized her by her appearance because that was how the community was organized, it was by race not by uniqueness. She related the thought of being known by your outer shell and what you possess by referencing a
No one who has ever lived or is to come has your combination of abilities, talents, appearance, friends, acquaintances, burdens, sorrows, and opportunities. No one's hair grows exactly the way that yours does. No one's fingerprints are like yours. No one has the same combination of inside jokes and family expressions that you know. The few people who laugh at the same things that you do, don't sneeze the way you do. No one prays about the same concerns that you do. No one is loved by the same combination of people that love
Chuck Palahniuk, the author of my once favourite book Fight Club exclaimed that “You are not special. You're not a beautiful and unique snowflake. You're the same decaying organic matter as everything else”, and I partially agree. Humans are not unique, biologically or physically, yet when it comes to our general psychological characteristics, feelings, and behavioural traits, we are unparalleled. Apes, our closest animal relatives, possess about 98% of our DNA.They have similar biological processes, anatomical feature and locomotion (of wrist, shoulders and elbows), yet their ape nature is a far cry from our human nature (Jane, Goodall).Therefore, although human nature is not biologically unique as compared to our closest animals relatives,
Look up the word “difference” in a dictionary. If you use the Merriam-Webster Dictionary (n.d.), the first entry is “the quality that makes one person or thing unlike another.” This definition seems like such a simple explanation for a word that is culturally interpreted as being very complex and usually caries a negative connotation. While some view difference as a negative thing, I view it as something to be embraced by all. Difference is what makes each person truly unique. If everyone on earth has the same beliefs, attitudes, personalities, and appearance than life would be very mundane.
What makes me unique that is something I cannot say. For example I write with my right hand like almost everyone else and I tie my shoes like everyone else so what really makes me unique I just do not know.So instead lets talk about some things I do maybe there is something unique in there.
I strongly believe that you are born with a unique, distinct personality. I remember when both my nieces and my nephew were born each one of them had a specific personality that has transformed and made them each as they are today. My oldest niece, since the young age has always had this older wisdom about her like she was a reincarnated older spirit. This wisdom always comes out in her personality; she is continuously teaching us (older folk) and making us look at life in a different manner than what we would originally look at something. She has made us look out o...
I have a will and an intellect, and so do you, therefore those features are common. But you are unique in your person, and unrepeatable, in a way that no one else can ever be you. This meaning of incommunicable is helpful in understanding personal uniqueness because it gets at the idea of “not-common.”