Md. Taqi Yasir
Miracles happen, but most of them bear a scientific explanation. When we talk about super powers we usually envisage some super muscular person who can fly wearing a cloak. However, superpowers can be something as exclusive as being able to solve nerve cracking mathematics problems in less than 60 seconds. We are surrounded by people with extraordinary powers and sometimes science cannot explain why:
Ingo Swann’s Remote Viewing:
Remote viewing is the ability to describe almost everything in a remote geographical location. This location can be as far as several hundred kilometers from where the person is currently located. In a way, the person in question is placing themselves subconsciously out of their body and traveling to some other location. While this may seem completely unbelievable, there have been quite a few people who are known to have this ability. One of the most famous persons with this superpower is Ingo Swann who managed to describe the rings around Jupiter long before NASA discovered them.
Stephen Wiltshire’s photographic memory:
Stephen was a man who cannot forget any images that he comes across. Stephen Wiltshire was diagnosed with autism at the tender age of just 3 years. Over the years, he has developed into quite an artist and paint enthusiast. Stephen can draw the cityscapes after having a look at them for once. He is known for his ability to observe accurate representations of the cities for mere seconds and draw them with pinpoint accuracy.