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Floating in the clouds, I'm giving up the fight. A voice is calling out, I'm walking into the light. We used to race a thousand miles a day so fast. Feet they barely.
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There his creativity really took hold. He abandoned bookselling and became a photographer, one of the most famous in the world. He was also a prolific inventor. In the following two decades, he applied for at least In he took a bet that allowed him to combine invention and photography. Legend has it that his friend, a wealthy railroad tycoon called Leland Stanford, was convinced that horses could fly.

Or, more accurately, he was convinced that when they run, all their legs leave the ground at the same time. To his amazement, the horse was briefly suspended, mid-gallop. Muybridge had filmed the first movie — and with it proven that yes, horses can fly.

It went straight through his head and left him with an irresistible desire to play the piano. Another case is Jon Sarkin, who was transformed from a chiropractor into an artist after a stroke. The urge to draw landed almost immediately. Gottfried Mind was an "artistic savant" who drew cats in extraordinary detail Credit: Alamy. His first muse was a cactus at his home in Gloucester, Massachusetts. It was the fingered kind, like you might find in Western movies from the 50s.

Even his earliest paintings are extremely abstract. In some versions the branches resemble swirling green snakes, while others they are red, zig-zagging staircases. His works have since been published in The New York Times, featured on album covers and been covered in a book by a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

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Before the attack, Padgett was a college dropout who worked at a futon store. His primary passions in life were partying and chasing girls. But that night, everything changed.

Initially he was taken to the hospital with a severe concussion. It looked like little tangent lines [a straight line that touches a single point on a curve], spiralling down. He became obsessed with maths and is now renowned for his drawings of formulas such as Pi. Why does this happen? How does it work? And what does it teach us about what makes geniuses special?

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There are two leading ideas. For example, the actor Geoffrey Rush believes that Mondays are pale blue. When the brain is injured, dead and dying cells leak serotonin into the surrounding tissue. Physically, this seems to encourage new connections between brain regions, just as with LSD.

Mentally, it allows the person to link the seemingly unconnected. Actor Geoffrey Rush has synesthesia, where stimulation of one sense affects others, such as smelling or tasting colours Credit: Alamy. But there is an alternative. The first clue emerged in , when a group of neurologists noticed that five of their patients with dementia were also artists — remarkably good ones.

Specifically, they had frontotemporal dementia , which is unusual in that it only affects some parts of the brain. For example, visual creativity may be spared, while language and social skills are progressively destroyed. At the age of 53 he had enrolled in a short course in drawing at a local park, though he previously had no interest in such things. It just so happened to coincide with the onset of his dementia; a few months later, he was having trouble speaking.

Soon he became irritable and eccentric, developing a compulsion to search for money on the street. As his illness progressed, so did his drawing, advancing from simple still-life paintings to haunting, impressionist depictions of buildings from his childhood. In four out of five cases, they found lesions on the left hemisphere.

Nobel Prize-winning research from the s shows that the two halves of the brain specialise in different tasks; in general, the right side is home to creativity and the left is the centre of logic and language. But the left side is also something of a bully. This is backed up by several other studies, including one in which creative insight was roused in healthy volunteers by temporarily dialling down activity in the left hemisphere and increasing it in the right.

Consider autism. Broken, beaten, tired of You wanted to learn but don't know how Diagnosis, sudden life! Feels like I'm walking into the light Don't suppose that you know the way Don't suppose that your care I see lights up ahead And hear cries of angels ringing in my ears But you know that, had you a choice You would go back and do it again We all have unfinished business to tend So, no I won't go gentle Into the light, good night You can keep your candle I'm walking away from the light Yeah, I'm walking away from the light I'm walking away from the light I'm walking away from the light I'm walking away from the light Diagnosis, sudden life!

I woke up my heart racing, I'm At a loss explaining why Are you dying all your life? Now put your darkest days behind Let life flash right before your eyes And for very the first time, it feels like I'm walking away from the light. Rise Against en Enero.

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