Neurologists have long tried to measure the brain's capacity. However, the cognitive skills of people who achieve incredible things through memory offer surprising results.
We have a hard time memorizing even a phone number, so let's remember a number with thousands of digits. But a 24-year-old university student, Chao Lu, broke the world record by memorizing 67.980 in number p1 in 2005.
Some interiorists can keep everything in mind, from names, dates, to the most detailed and complex visual information. Rarely is it possible that healthy people will become this after an accident. 10-year-old Orlando Serrell began to tell the day in which he had memorized countless car platters after a coup d'état on the left side of his head with a baseball bat, decades earlier.
