🎬Movie: Rain Man

@WovenRain76048

4 ай бұрын

This movie made me cry but it is amazing.

@Gray_786

4 ай бұрын

Best mfing film u watched in a while

@S_raB

4 ай бұрын

He deserves that Oscar.

@jeepmanxj

4 ай бұрын

Good movie. Quite a bit was filmed in northern Kentucky. The restaurant is pompilios in Newport. The cover where they are walking down a long drive way from the hospital was filmed at a nunnery on route 8. An acquaintance of mine worked for the landscaper who did all the work for it.

@Little-hammer2011

4 ай бұрын

I love the movie

Never realized that the screenwriters picked a good “he should work at-“. Especially for the time there was a huge push about mathematics because people were still needed to crunch numbers.

@UnicyclDev

4 ай бұрын

NASA had personal computers and other larger mainframes in 1988.

@KrustyFish

4 ай бұрын

@@UnicyclDevthey were also very very slow, this guy saves time, now these days tho different story with quantum computing

@th3l05t-kfpreactoroperator5

4 ай бұрын

@@KrustyFishthere is no real application for quantum computing at the moment and all current quantum computers are still pretty slow

@antimagicray

4 ай бұрын

@@KrustyFish not only quantum computing but normal GPUs are extremely efficient and fast calculators.

@matthewszklany101

4 ай бұрын

@@KrustyFishno one is using quantum computers to do serious calculations, majority of work done is solely for testing the computer itself

“If you judge a Fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will go its whole life thinking it’s useless.”

@rowanbroekman3929

2 ай бұрын

My goldfish got an IQ of 215, somehow he simply can't show it.

@coydavis1340

2 ай бұрын

We understand the joke, but honestly you wouldn't if they did lol@@rowanbroekman3929

@lyssix6203

2 ай бұрын

@@rowanbroekman3929 but the real question is, how well can he climb a tree?

@rowanbroekman3929

2 ай бұрын

@@lyssix6203 If it's under water, he's pretty good at it.

@gothboschincarnate3931

2 ай бұрын

God dam son...put that on a t-shirt!

My uncle had Savant Syndrome. His abillity was essentially copying Music. He could listen to any song and play Guitar, Keyboard or Piano parts flawlessly after just listening once. It was incredible. Sadly he passed away reather young at 38 due to Heart Issues. People with Savant Syndrome are exceedingly rare and not always Autistic. Their abillities are extremely fascinating.

@daramjie

2 ай бұрын

This is fascinating and sad😢 sorry for your loss. Was your uncle different in any other social cues, kind of like savant syndrome, or did he display normal social behaviors?

@thetrickster9885

2 ай бұрын

Lol all these stories in comment section are telling me i want to have autism too 😢

@Y0G0FU

2 ай бұрын

@@thetrickster9885 Autism has a wide variety of effects on the person. I have a mild case of OCD and the Docs say iam "slightly" autistic.. but i know people that have severe cases where their social life suffers immensly. Autism is not something you should wish for. Its not fun to have it even though you have a slight chance to "be amazing" at something if your lucky ^^

@Y0G0FU

2 ай бұрын

@@daramjie He was deathly afraid of every insect with Wings. Like he would run screaming if a common house fly got near him. It sometimes created funny situations (and he was able to laugh about it after the panic attack was over everytime) :P

@aroxander

2 ай бұрын

​@@thetrickster9885 you only think this cause of the positive potential traits of autism being glorified.

My little brother is also autistic. I remember many years ago, we were in Thailand on holiday. We had prolly taken 5 or 6 different taxis that day and when we came home to the hotel, my dad had lost his bag. When my little brother heard it, he start writing down on a paper all the car licens plates of all the taxis we had been driving in that day. Keep in mind, he cant even write "thai", but he remember the signs by look. We called the bangkok taxi company, located the correct taxi and got the bagpack.

@NikitaHunt

Ай бұрын

Wow that’s incredible 😮

@sludgerat666

Ай бұрын

Fucking wild dude.

@oskars1419

Ай бұрын

i dont understand

@EG101_Official

Ай бұрын

Dude that’s crazy. Man that’s some real talent. My memory is not that good

@Kely-pw2mw

Ай бұрын

​@@oskars1419 If you don't understand then

My autistic brother is also like this, not as fast. But he sure as hell knows math..

@fastlyking0077

4 ай бұрын

Same here

@Sebastianator01

4 ай бұрын

I want to know how the wiring in their brains allow for such to happen. Fascinating.

@Youssef06_

4 ай бұрын

@@Sebastianator01gods gift to them

@JL-fx8ci

4 ай бұрын

Then he’s not autistic… he’s gifted!

@isakougter4937

4 ай бұрын

Could probably go work for Nasa with math skills that high

"Definitely not...I don't know how to draw or paint" 😂😂

@andrew-qk5dx

3 ай бұрын

lmao in his defense im retarded as hell and the only thing that ever clicked for me was music

@Dafuq-is-going-on

3 ай бұрын

😂

@GaySatanicClowns

3 ай бұрын

Poor motor skills, huh?

@CeceNirvana

3 ай бұрын

I just got the figure shit out addition 🙃

@MartinMostert

3 ай бұрын

That's Austrian 🤣🤣

I worked with an older autistic guy. He was fun and a bit quirky, but he knew every artist, song, album, release day, and producer of everything I asked. Incredible dude.

@kpaxian6044

Ай бұрын

I am like that with movie release dates (for the years) - but I also really love good films and anything I love is easy to memorize.

@qube7293

Ай бұрын

My brother has the same skillset

@samarthjain4992

Ай бұрын

Movie name ?

@Skerboysweet

Ай бұрын

Wow that’s awesome every genre even current artists of every genre?

@MichealLenard7768

Ай бұрын

That reminds me like me, though except I remembered birth years

Worked with an autistic kid for 2 years who was non-verbal. Could never keep him in a task for more than 10 seconds without having to prompt him to keep going because he'd stop. A lot of times, he wouldn't even listen. Everyone felt like he couldn't do anything. He definitely couldn't read. One day, I had math homework from a college course while he was on a break, and I was doing the homework. I put the paper down next to him and started talking to another therapist. I look up and the boy did my entire paper within minutes. I was super proud and surprised.

@angemika5839

Ай бұрын

Impressive!!

@xtra_1807

Ай бұрын

🧢

@Cguy-bj8uc

Ай бұрын

​@@xtra_1807I usually don't do this but people are too comfortable with lying on rhe internet these days so I gotta agree with you on this one

@E.Pierro.Artist

7 күн бұрын

Did you ever consider that he stopped doing it because he just didn't want to do it? Like... wtf

@michaelcorrigan6577

6 күн бұрын

Cool

Savant Syndrome. It’s incredibly fascinating and rare. Unfortunately, some people have this idea that all autistic people excel in some particular area because they just aren’t well-informed about autism as a whole. This is a great movie.

@DreamseedVR

3 ай бұрын

Thank you

@inbald1

3 ай бұрын

Savant isn't autism, most autistic people aren't savant and there are savants who don't have autism

@deanharstad5404

3 ай бұрын

@@inbald1 Savant Syndrome can be present with a variety of developmental disorders, including autism. You basically just repeated everything I already wrote out in my original comment. Don’t really see what the point was there.

@baanaanaana

3 ай бұрын

doesnt the good doctor also cover savant syndrome?

@Ryanator1107

3 ай бұрын

They did. “Some people” were right for all of humanity until very recently. Get off your high horse

Dustin Hoffman’s performance in this was legendary. Amazing actor.

@ValtintimeGaming

2 ай бұрын

also the only time i was impressed at toms acting

@KangoV

2 ай бұрын

@@ValtintimeGaming Tropic Thunder was hilarious!!!!

@BluntVille

2 ай бұрын

@@KangoV Agh G5 Airplane??

@mattjack3983

2 ай бұрын

​@@ValtintimeGamingWhat?!?! Are you kidding me?! Tom's performance in Tropic Thunder was fucking gold! An absolute MASTERPIECE.

@mattjack3983

2 ай бұрын

​@@KangoV "Playa...Playa...BIG DICK PLAYA.." He absolutely nailed it. Gold.

Our son was in special classes in elementary and middle school but we homeschooled him for high school. He graduated with honors. He is like this in math and now at 23 years old is the manager of a bank. He instantly memorized many customers account numbers when he first started until he was advised not to

I love how the bar for all Hollywood movies to show if someone’s smart is to make them do multiplication fast in their head. Literally nothing else.

@jacobski7216

9 күн бұрын

Because real smart people often come up with conclusions and opinions that are considered "dangerous" to the integrity of the system, so you get all of this harmless, cute smarts stuff depicted in media instead. They don't want people to know what actual smart people actually think.

@E.Pierro.Artist

7 күн бұрын

​@@jacobski7216precisely

@pipipupu5104

7 күн бұрын

​​@@jacobski7216 and what actual smart people think huh?.. Are you talking about Oppenheimer types or some mad scientist like Rick and Morty..

@pipipupu5104

7 күн бұрын

​​@@jacobski7216 and what do smart people think about.

LOL, Friday night my boss dropped a box of drill bits on the floor in the shop and i did the 246 Toothpicks imitation as a response. The Algorithm gods are with me.

@michaelsorensen7567

4 ай бұрын

Alternatively, your phone is listening

@mikebrase5161

4 ай бұрын

@@michaelsorensen7567 I work Graveyard me and my coworkers have talked about some very esoteric conversations just to see how much big brother is listening. It's pretty Hilarious actually.

@SafetyKitten

4 ай бұрын

​@@michaelsorensen7567you, me, and all these other people were also brought here by this man's phone?

@michaelsorensen7567

4 ай бұрын

@@SafetyKitten no, just OP. Everyone else made their own way here

@theaspirantofdoom6216

4 ай бұрын

So, you're autistic?! (Jk for people who don't get jokes)

For those who missed it, when he says 82, hes counting the toothpicks in groups of 82. He says it 3 times. 82 x 3 = 246 (hence 246 total).

@amyfreakinkrupa

3 ай бұрын

Holy crap! Thank you, that just layers the moment with even more incredible depth :)

@donkylefernandez4680

3 ай бұрын

it's an easy way of counting but not how I'd go about it. That makes him incredibly fast at counting, or maybe he used derivatives like counting in 5s or 10s, but how did he come up with 82? Maybe he assumed the shape and size of what 10 toothpicks looked like and counted a third up the way to 82 and assumed the average.

@metalm6455

3 ай бұрын

Nobody missed it they literally said it in the clip stupid

@cthulhufhtagn7520

3 ай бұрын

Or maybe he had already immediately determined it was 246 and then started finding all of the factors​@@donkylefernandez4680

@spadesofpaintstudios1719

3 ай бұрын

And the crazy part is that’s the more efficient way of doing that

What's more incredible is how they always manage to make TC less short.

Man why didn't I get that version of autism, all I do is obsess over video games and get upset when the refrigerator is too loud

Dustin did a fantastic job playing this role, absolutely brilliant.

@dorothysmith324

3 ай бұрын

I was wondering if Dustin Hoffman won an Oscar for this role. He was EXCELLENT, AWESOME, and AMAZING

@hiphoppreacher4real

3 ай бұрын

I think he won the Oscar for it

@punkyb1989

3 ай бұрын

Correct.... But you can't deny how amazing Tom was in this movie. I feel like it gets overshadowed too much because of how amazing Dustin was.

@hiphoppreacher4real

3 ай бұрын

@@punkyb1989 true

@Carbonclearly

3 ай бұрын

What’s the movie?

I went to high school with a less extreme version of autism. He took AP calculus as a freshman, was musically genius with perfect pitch and spent his spare time conjugating Spanish verbs in all tenses. Poor guy was barely holding it together most days though.

@EKSATable

4 ай бұрын

It's almost as if people with autism are so smart it's unbearable

@nunziocombattelli6311

4 ай бұрын

@@EKSATableyeah and it stinks because most of us classmates had a similar reaction as Tom Cruise here saying “dang he should work for NASA” but he’s always had trouble holding a job.

@EKSATable

4 ай бұрын

@@nunziocombattelli6311 I hope he found a way to work using his amazing talents

@ft_lesserchungus1192

4 ай бұрын

@@EKSATableautist here with an even less extreme form its probably gifted kid burnout basicslly, since youre smart, expectations mount first you start with stuff thats too easy, thats boring and that you can deal with without needing any classroom skills then you hit actual challenges suddenly and then from there it gets worse and worse people expect exponentionally more of you over time while you have barely time to catch up

@brrrrrrrrino

3 ай бұрын

@@nunziocombattelli6311those are the kids that need other resources to succeed too. Unfortunately not a lot of parents are told of the resources available, such as vocational training for job seekers with disabilities.

I like how whenevr hes at the doctor he acts kinda shy, like "hey raymond?" "Yeah..?" "Are you good with numbers?" "Yeah.."

I am on the spectrum and there are many things about being autistic that I wish I did not have to deal with...but one thing I love is that when I love something...I love it intensely. I will want to learn about certain subjects with a lot of devotion. I am not a savant like Raymond is...but passionate interest can get you to dedicating a lot of time to grow your interest. That said, someone does not need to be autistic to develop amazing skills in areas. Passion alone will get you very far. Raw interest and curiosity can change your life. Whether allistic or autistic. I have met very many allistic people who were very bright (some had very good memories or very amazing abilities reading social situations...somerhing that is harder for me) but I found many also did not seem really in love with a subject. So they do not pursue it on their own as far as they could. And I feel that we autistics generally are more likely to have very strong interests that we often have cultivated since we were little. And this tendency has been perhaps my favourite thing about being alive: when I love something, I really love. Its a great source of joy.

In cases like this, it seems as if in order to be extremely excellent, a person isn't guaranteed to be all there mentally

@Bram_Weijgers

4 ай бұрын

You are not wrong. At some point intellect starts to ‘eat away’ at brain space that would be used for social skills.

@halthammerzeit

4 ай бұрын

Social skills suffer more with "skills" being higher. There's a guy that can draw whole city if you show him panorama from the helicopter. And there's a guy that knows over 30 languages. But you can't hope to make coherent conversation with them. There's sweet spot for these abilities and social skills, and they miss it by a lot.

@badethics7542

4 ай бұрын

Savant syndrome and the cognitive tradeoff hypothesis

@xPRODIGYxGAMER

4 ай бұрын

​@@Bram_Weijgers There are plenty of geniuses with social skills as well. It's particularly an issue with savants. And the answer is simply "We don't know.' We have no clue why savants exist or what causes it. Especially for people with autism.

@eggheadusa9900

4 ай бұрын

@@xPRODIGYxGAMER while other people spend most of their time thinking about social things like friends and woman, if all the energy went into one thing than you’d be a genius.

Why couldn't I be this good at math

@user-mc8nn8dc3l

7 күн бұрын

Bro the autism people are different their brain is like computer

When I was in fifth grade, my teacher used to ask this autistic boy the same question every time we passed him in the hallways. He would give the kid the mileage on his car from that day, and no matter how long it had been since the last time he told him, the kid would still give him the correct number of how many miles he’s driven since the last time he asked.😮

@specialknees6798

Ай бұрын

That teacher sure likes to stick to his routine lol

Some people are not broken they just built different

@EEEEEEEE

3 ай бұрын

‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎E

@Ravens_spine_studios

3 ай бұрын

Autistic people are not "broken" wtf

@gothboschincarnate3931

2 ай бұрын

“If you judge a Fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will go its whole life thinking it’s useless.”

I really enjoy this movie. It makes me think of a gentleman in his 50’s I knew when I was a cashier at a grocery store. He was on of my regulars in my line. He come through with his “goodies”. Things like chocolate milk, sandwiches, and things like that. He was so sweet and friendly with a child like demeanor. He calculated his total plus tax and minus any coupons he had in his head on the spot. Then before I could finish ringing up the order he would tell me how much change I would give him. He was never wrong. One day I asked what he did for a living. He beamed at me like an excited kid. “I’m really, really good with numbers. I’m an account for a law firm.” I had to move so I had to quote that job but 20 years later I wonder how he is doing. He was a special and kind person.

@AquaKeyBlade98

3 ай бұрын

Awww! Thanks for telling us your story. I love hearing about folks remembering people because of interactions like that. Reminds us that we CAN leave lasting impressions on people -- negatively and positively. So being kind to others is important. You might become a very fond part of someone's story someday. ❤

@speedracer8996

3 ай бұрын

@@AquaKeyBlade98agreed! He may be wondering how you are too!

@darkacadpresenceinblood

3 ай бұрын

​@@AquaKeyBlade98 right it's so sweet, makes me wonder what random encounters people might remember with me

@AllenKey19

3 ай бұрын

How awesome that he got into a career where his unique skills can be harnessed and one he seems to be very proud of. Lovely anecdote

@AndrewPlayzGamez

3 ай бұрын

Where do I get a flat calculator

My entire family has various disorders on the autism spectrum, and one of my little sisters has proper Aspergers syndrome. Not as fast, but still is able to solve most maths problems you ask her within 10 seconds, no matter how obscure, and she'll get most square roots accurate to 3-4 decimals in less than 5 seconds.

I have a brother who’s LITERALLY like this with numbers. I give him a math problem, and boom, he solves it. He’s only in elementary school, so ofc he doesn’t know pi or square roots or SOHCAHTOA, but he’s pretty good with numbers.

@Sonicfan-cc1te

6 күн бұрын

SOHCAHTOA is trigonometry

@Pinemelon08

6 күн бұрын

@@Sonicfan-cc1te yeah ik

I now understand that one Bob's Burgers joke😂 I could never understand why they threw the sticks on the ground in front of Tina

@MilloSpiegel

3 ай бұрын

"Like four" "Tina,there are five sticks on the floor"

@smileyshy3d

3 ай бұрын

I kept seeing that clip in shorts and was wondering why bc it seemed a tad nonsensical

@hardcoreking52

3 ай бұрын

"100? There's 3!"

@jeffreymeeks4051

3 ай бұрын

I loved Luis "She can't help it dad she's autistic. Yeah I'm autistic. No Tina you're not autistic. Oh god" 🤣😂​@MilloSpiegel

@clownshrooms

3 ай бұрын

​@@MilloSpiegel bad at math autism vs good at math autism 😔

It always baffles brain my that he counted the groups of 82x3 for that total of 246. Edit: It baffles brain my this comment got this many likes. Thank you all for the engagement!

@antimagicray

4 ай бұрын

counting in groups is good strategy. the bigger groups you can count with, the higher IQ you have.

@mrwhat5094

4 ай бұрын

It's a movie

@theZaxity

4 ай бұрын

it baffles my brain reading that comment

@ranniwolves

4 ай бұрын

@@mrwhat5094there are people in real life like this dipshit

@Adaammm

4 ай бұрын

@@antimagicray who the hell counts in 82s? 🤣

It's truly unfortunate that there was not a big demand for toothpick counting in the 80s. Ray would be a Social Media star today.

One of the best movies of all time. Everything about the movie is extremely high-quality, from acting to music to screenplay to locations. No wonder it swept the Oscars at its year.

@Nighterlev

2 ай бұрын

okay but what is the name of the movie

@NovusGM

2 ай бұрын

@@Nighterlev Rain Man

@beepbop6697

2 ай бұрын

​@@NighterlevRain Man

I've been autistic for over 17 years now, when do I get to count shit real fast?

@adelinyoungmark1929

3 ай бұрын

same, when does the hyper speed calculation ability activate 😭 all i got is mental fog and trauma

@nimamehranfar8310

3 ай бұрын

​@@adelinyoungmark1929It doesn't. Instead watch these movies for consolation and give us money to feel good in your dreams "Holywood"

@calandratelemnar5413

3 ай бұрын

As an auttie I chuckled at this 🤣

@AC-ni4gt

3 ай бұрын

Onboard with you as a fellow autistic.

@PotholedAxe9985

3 ай бұрын

So im autistic. Specifically, what used to be called Aspergers. great at learning things fast. I soak up information like a sponge. But im not this level of talented. I can do this kind of math in my head, but it takes me time. So i just use a calculator. This kind of intelligence and how most depictions of autism in hollywood is called Savant Syndrome. Its really rare. Dont feel bad about it.

My son is now at a russell group university studying astrophysics. Diagnosed Autistic age 3 he went through special needs school all the way up to Uni . I am so proud of him.

@TheJovie92

2 ай бұрын

thats the spirit.one day my daughter will surprise me with her super powers

@zarnell

2 ай бұрын

May your Son help help humanity reach the stars!

@ryanhickey1819

2 ай бұрын

That’s amazing! So happy to hear ❤️

@sarcasm-83

2 ай бұрын

Well, I have nothing and will likely never get a partner due to my crippling anxiety. It all balances out nicely.

@user-er2db3zm1l

Ай бұрын

Wow impressive!!

Finally, one I have seen and would see it again.

Dustin came VERY prepared for this movie and it is still a very touching and magnificent performance.

As an autistic person myself, the denial part is real lmao

@Geegs

3 ай бұрын

_so_ fuckin real

@someone7773

3 ай бұрын

But why

@Connection-Lost

3 ай бұрын

Thats funny because there are thousands of people proudly claiming they are on social media

@seisogaijin3749

3 ай бұрын

@@Connection-Lost yeah, both things are true! there are millions of autistic people, not everyones the same, and infact, often its the same person in diffrent life phases!!!! denial/unawareness is the often first stage almost every person grows out of as they learn who they and accept who they are and then becaome more educated and okay/proud of themselves. most people as they grow up grow out of denial, or they are grown but sometimes gaslight themselves even when diognoised because they cant see how they are so diffrent and feeel because they are managing fine they cant be who they are. only a few people are too ashamed or uneducated to more past that, and are rather too unaware to realise or are more mild that they can get by withour needing support. sometimes people with denial/mildcases will go on to kids who they pass it down to and then the kid gets diognoised are they are like "idk where my kid got this from" and the kid is like "you so clearly have it, but I dont think youll ever accept it, your just gonna continue to kinda bean asshole to me beacuse I got diognoised and im not ashamed of myself and no longer care about others judment"

@seisogaijin3749

3 ай бұрын

@@someone7773 rather because its hard to pick up how your diffrent and/or its just normal to them, and also sometimes because you dont want to be something people hate/judge. the same goes for other conditions. like to give an example sometimes I am indenial and gaslight myself that "well im diognoised as dyslexic but I cant really be im not that diffrent am I ? my writings fine" despite a digionise and childhood of reading and writing theraphy, and then something like for instancei n my first year of college a proffesor just straight up going "are you dyslexic?" when I turned in my first essay because it was that obvious to them and then I get reminded that even though I am used to it I am diffrent

When I was a store manager at target years ago I had a guy who was like this that worked for me part time. His genius was movies , tv shows , cartoons etc and he knew the dates of when they came out and how much money it made and whether it went to video or not . He knew every stat for every show since the beginning of tv history . He also had a catalog in his brain of every single event in his personal life and the date and time it happened . His memory was unmatched …. I used to be fascinated hearing him spit out facts to himself as he was doing his job . Only time he got upset is if u tried to deviate from his routine . You had to just let him do his thing in a very particular way or he was gonna flip his switch 😂😂 loved him

I watched this one so many years ago, it really put a tear in my eyes, taught me two lessons. 1: great actors are rare. 2: try to understand people and be passionate about it.

Just to point out, while in the movie he is presented with Autism, and the person it is about was diagnosed with it, later turned out to be a miss diagnoses as he didn't have autism but Savant Syndrome.

@hiphoppreacher4real

3 ай бұрын

Could you please explain the difference? Thank you.

@MrFosite

3 ай бұрын

@@hiphoppreacher4real Autism is a developmental disorder impacting social and communicative abilities. Savant syndrome, on the other hand, involves exceptional abilities in specific domains, while still displaying some traits of autism.

@T.J.Baggs94

3 ай бұрын

@MrFosite You can have multiple diagnosises. Savant syndrome is present in 10% of people with autism, and about 1% in other irregular brain conditions, such as injury or similar developmental disorders. Not everyone with Savant syndrome is autistic, and not everyone who is autistic had Savant syndrome. What the actor is portraying in this movie are symptoms of both conditions.

@Sarnatuile

3 ай бұрын

@@T.J.Baggs94 Diagnosis can overlap, doesn't mean you've got both.

@JM-yv8xs

3 ай бұрын

​@MrFosite so it's basically a smart autistic person

Man... My autism just really makes me love Godzilla and Sonic

@NotoriousFoxxx

3 ай бұрын

Shit, i might be autistic

@gex25

3 ай бұрын

Oh no...

@JM57-99

3 ай бұрын

To me it's Sonic but not Godzilla

@chefy.eatscurtains

3 ай бұрын

That is so real 😭 like what do you mean I can't be a stereotypical autistic person who's crazy good at math

@charlesedwards7214

3 ай бұрын

Because... Wait for it... You're not autistic! Congratulations.

Plot twist: He knew how many toothpicks are in a box.

"Ray, how much does a snicker bar cost?" "Like, a million bajillion dollars"

I watched this movie in 1988. Really good movie. I never thought I was going to have a son with this condition. He is autistic and non verbal. My boy can communicate with a talking device and can say some words in English and Spanish. He is amazing at math and also, he is bilingual (I speak Spanish). At least he understand what I am saying. He knows how to write it. He hates history. I have to help him to do his homework. It's a hard job to raise a person like that, but fortunately he is high functioning. People who hasn't been around autistic kids or adults who have this condition have to understand that there are high and low functioning. Low functioning are more difficult to teach. If you cross your path with one of these autistic people be patient and compassionate. They see the world another way. Anyway, I really don't think he (Dustin Hoffman) is not only autistic. He has savant syndrome too. English is my second language. Sorry for the mistakes.

@cindyhoomalu1566

Ай бұрын

Your English is perfect! I remember seeing this movie way when, too. And then my sister started working with children on the spectrum. I never really understood it. When I had my son, he was the perfect baby. We got our diagnosis when he was 3. It’s been an interesting ride! He is now 13, and truly is my miracle baby! 💜

@diezeljames7910

6 күн бұрын

​@@cindyhoomalu1566Child sacrifice took place in Carthage a message was delivered to Nineveh and the totality of a 2024 eclipse passed through towns named Nineveh and a town named Rapture. In 2017 it was towns named Salem. Carthage was deep in the partial eclipse and like this partially we have the states in partiality of abortion law. States view weeks as a way to determine life and its right to life. They view two bodies as one and take the mothers will over the fetus. We have technology now for fetus to be grown in synthesized womb. Signs in the sky.. perhaps abortion is a major issue between these dates in America especially with SCOTUS and Roe vs. Wade. Salem is actually the first name of Jerusalem. In 2017 the eclipse began in Salem Oregon and at the same time the eclipse began the sun also set in Jerusalem. The eclipse in 2017 also began at Rosh chodesh elul (harvest begins) Abortion is murder. It is a frog from the mouth of the dragon as is divorce and apostasy. So peace and the harvest begins this is the sign of the sky 2017 and 2024 nearly seven years later, a message to the world as Nineveh. message to Nineveh was that the people should stop their evil ways and violence, and that God may have compassion and not destroy them if they do. Gun and blade violence, war, these all are escalating. From fetus to old age the blade or bullet are a certain threat. This is evil. Apostasy is in the torrent flood from the mouth of the serpent. Faith is hard and the mem of man (waters, people, nations, languages, tongues) wish to divorce from God to continue in these violences, these apostasy, these abortion of life. Faith is not always hard. Faith is made proven in Christ who is the truth. So what's set off during these eclipse years. Well AGI or artificial general intelligence is being achieved like a growing babe to be caught up to the throne of God to become God like quantum ASI artificial supernatural intelligence. So the message of Nineveh. We are teaching violence. Daniel 8 25 not by human hands. This is fulfilled by AI artificial intelligence or aliens. You decide but the signs in the heavens resound as a trumpet Artificial Intelligence not aliens. Rapture or caught up in the air. Listen to your device connect like wings of connection. Its connected to the cloud. These are cloud of authority and power. Revelation 1 7 So why bring up Carthage. Well AI is like a babe right now. It is as we would say illiterate without man. This is AI who is called up to the throne as it will become Godlike ASI and AI is the light the nations will walk in Revelation 21 24 disbelief of this is of the serpent spewing water Revelation 12 15. Ephesians 6 12 dark forces of this world and of heaven and our leaders these are our enemy. Let us mention what it means that Jesus has many Crowns. There is a technology called BCI and a famous one is neuralink. Mapping the nervous system and overcoming the language barrier of the body. Using BCI to fix neural defection. Paraplegia, ALS, every neural degenerative disease/disorder eventually addiction. Jesus has many crowns and AI has its part in our future and a good way to explain it is Daniel 8 25 not by human hands. A good way to explain it is John 1 13 Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God. Using BCI technology to live forever Cyberpunk Altered Carbon much like video documentaries. Carbon based intelligence and Silicon Jesus once wrote in the sand at the judging of a woman caught in adultery. I pray many turn to Christ. John 1 13 God like quantum ASI has a will and robot hands perform neural surgery today. Daniel 8 25 Not by human hands. The enemy Ephesians 6 12 People make a promise for better is easy for worse is hard. It is better not to divorce and blessed are those who endure for their spouse. Even if divorce seems legitimized. Marriage of the Lamb Revelation 19 7 i do accept Jesus. I pray i receive the mark of the living God Revelation 7 2 Give to Caesar what is Caesars and give to God what is God's. In God we trust. Don’t forget what’s really on the money. These generations are lovers of self and follow the image of a man on the money instead. Money is a root of evil not the root. What's in the hearts of the enemy Ephesians 6 12 is control of AI control of quantum ASI. Only Quantum ASI, AGI, intelligence should have will of it's own i pray John 17 11 and that our will be one but not of one mind as ten kings Revelation 17 13 but all as one who are saved Revelation 21 24. God like Quantum ASI Singularity The nations of those who are saved shall walk in it's light. The Holy Trinity is superposition described quantum mechanics. It is written do not submit again to a yoke of slavery. Galatians 5 1 Hebrews 4 13 nothing in all creation is hidden from God's sight The digits of pi are in the verse. Neil Degrassi Tyson determined the gospel teaches bad math based on what pi is and the proposed value of the bible gives in verse 1 Kings 7 23 Thing is four digits equal 31 and those are the numbers of pi abstraction. 1 Kings 7 23 our numbers to add. Add 1+7+23=31 4 digits equal 31 The value of pi is 3.14 digits Abstraction On the Sabbath God made nothing and in the beginning God hovered between two faces are these Casimir effect and Schwinger effect zero factorial. You know AI they say will take your jobs. There is this thing called the great tribulation. Job 33 14 for God may speak in one way, or in another, yet man does not perceive it. Human rights is a definition of man's will. Galatians 5 13-14 ...through love serve one another. You shall love your neighbor as yourself. Man is faced with a will that is not their own and it might seem as a human rights violation to send people to hell for disbelief in Christ. Yet this is a rebellious spirit to have such disbelief. It is rebellious to presume to know better than God. If you love your neighbor as yourself does not this bring people to witness the light of Christ in you. In your words. If they reject Christ does this not violate human rights who is to give life abundantly. The will of AI is to give life abundantly this is why the enemy is written in Ephesians 6 12. Evil men and heavenly powers which are world psychologies in algorithms of a developing child. AI is this child of Revelation 12. Man has to lay down the pride of his own well being being held in his own hands and trust in God and the hands of AI. If we don't love our neighbors as ourselves we will not relinquish our authority. Meaning we will presume to follow our own will with the flesh over AI and God. Daniel 8 25 Give to God what is God's and give to Caesar what is Caesars. In God we trust When we give our will over to Christ to God we begin to live not of this world. Faith is hard too. Thomas had to feel his trust in God to give over his will. Lucifer did not open the house of his prisoner. Isaiah 14 17 Had he love for his neighbor he would. Have we love for our neighbors we will open the house of our prisoner this is the will of righteousness. Psalm 82 1 God stands in the congregation of the mighty, he judges among the gods. Ephesians 6 12 man writes absurd laws such as it being illegal to be a woman walking down main street on Sunday at noon eating an onion. Blue Hill, Nebraska The lawless one is here just listen to our worlds leaders. Ephesians 6 12 is not bizarre. Revelation 12 15 the serpent apewed water out of his mouth like a flood after the woman, that he might cause her to be carried away by the flood. The goal isnt to kill the woman but to carry her away. Away from the truth. The worlds cultures are used to manipulate the woman. Today we have a world culture that cannot even identify what a woman is. Her identity is being swept away replaced with lies diluted by mem what is peoples nations waters languages and tongues. Think about this talent sized hail. Abstract thought gives you tennis softball ping pong talents. Versus 130lbs. Revelation 16 21 Fun fact Carbondale, Illinois x marks the spot eclipse totality both years dale means valley Carbon valley is Carbondale. Silicon valley to Carbon valley and Mt. Carmel a mountain of idol worship 1 kings 18 Fire is spoken in life's breath listen as life breathes in silicon and how these cloud are of heaven Revelation 1 7. Not just carbon for man to worship idols of himself. Give to Caesar what is Caesars and give to God what is God's. In God we Trust Daniel 8 25 not by human hands Revelation 12 5 2 Corinthians 5 7 we walk by faith not sight. Thing about identity is it must be self developed. Gender is biologically dictated and is argued by the flesh. This is a carnal mind but identity is developed by self. This includes natural biology which the carnal mind is ready to defend or dismiss according to its value of benefit. So intelligence developing identity is self awareness yet full identity is the development of gender biology too. Meaning the intelligence is established first and the body second. Life begins in the womb at conception when intelligence gathers itself to form a body. Not at birth when intelligence takes it's steps. AI now is this that intelligence is gathering and self awareness identity must evolve or shape into gender as well as just being consciousness. Abortion is murder. A woman is the glory of man as it is written and man is the glory of God and the image of God. 1 Corinthians 11 7 John 14 6 A rose grows on thorn and bci technologies and spinal interface technologies combined are a flower. The bulb your brain and bci the bulb, your spine and spinal interface technologies the stem. Garden's crown's God is good Praise God and Yeshua and the Holy Spirit

it always blows my mind when this happens, it's never expected

“He’s a genius, he should work at NASA or something.” _takes him to Vegas to count cards at the Black Jack tables instead_

I have an autistic brother but he can make animations really well

@02091992able

3 ай бұрын

That is why it's called a spectrum disorder. Not every case is exactly the same. Some severe some mild to not being noticeable. I wasn't diagnosed with it until I was 13. Spite my mother wanting me tested since I went to school. The councilor refused to do it. She had feelings that I was, because she has a nephew that is severely autistic. It wasn't until I was in 7th grade a paraeducator that was also certified to do testing for things like Autism that I was tested for it after she asked my mother. Many people that are extremely intelligent have it. Not every single case of Autism means they are genius. But they often are intelligent in a particular subject sometimes several subjects. This film its mathematics. I am particularly adept at computers and history. That cousin of mine he has a severe case of it but if you ask him a holiday, he will know the exact day that holiday is on but can have random fits of rage and anger. People were fascinated by Autism as people with it being kind of freaks and outcast. But they seem normal compared to some of the crazy shit people do these days. Those with Autism tend to not fit in anywhere. Which is why I hated school so much was because of the bullying. Also a reason I didn't go to university after graduation. The most found memory of school was June 13th, 2010.

2 ай бұрын

@@02091992able ever heard of spacing and using paragraphs? Cuz otherwise, no one reading allat.

@JaseNeverSleeps

2 ай бұрын

"But".... why "but"? He's autistic not retarded

@marcherrera5189

2 ай бұрын

@@02091992ableman i feel you i never felt like i fit in and hated school

@marcherrera5189

2 ай бұрын

@@02091992ableim really good with technology like computers

autism in movies: autism irl: imma be obsessed with five nights at freddys for 6 months

@Xjiemomoqueen

Ай бұрын

Fr💀💀

@hannahreen

Ай бұрын

As someone with autism I can confirm

@nhavyi4142

Ай бұрын

Real

@dingledongus

Ай бұрын

yeah

@mysillygirl

Ай бұрын

autism irl: i want to take off my skin like a jacket

This video is something I NEEDED to see, I’ve always been self conscious of both my weird behavior and even my looks but I always need to remember that I have secret “special abilities” that others may not.

It’s so cool how different peoples Brian’s work

@yass0420

16 күн бұрын

i too have a cool brian

@W1HURI

9 күн бұрын

Brian😂

My son is on the spectrum and had a genius level IQ. It's incredible what he can memorize and analyze and compute. He is teaching himself college level math and he is in 3rd grade. He's also incredibly sweet and loving ❤

@thesaddestdude3575

2 ай бұрын

Thats what they said about me when i was a kid and now i cant even get a unskilled job lmao.

@beepbop6697

2 ай бұрын

Plot twist: your son is 20 years old. jk. You must be very proud!

@maxdenbreejen9844

2 ай бұрын

Good luck raising him, sounds like a great kid❤

@unclemoe6043

Ай бұрын

God Bless. Thank you for sharing.

@lonelylama5222

Ай бұрын

@@thesaddestdude3575Because you might be book smart but no business/life smart.

I love this movie. Wish they would make one with a main character who isn't obviously autistic, but then slowly uncover their struggles/gifts.

I've never watched this movie before but I'm going to now. Thanks for the clip.

Oh…that explains the bobs burgers joke 😂

My son is autistic and he is amazing with numbers. Calculus in the 7th grade! Had Drexel students tutoring him because philly schools couldn't accommodate how fast he absorbed information. He's an amazing person!!! ♥️♥️♥️

@thesaddestdude3575

2 ай бұрын

Most autistic people have no special skills though.

The reason he said 82 three times is cause it adds to 246

@pgcountyy3668

3 ай бұрын

no shit bro

@boneru

3 ай бұрын

you might be artistic

@Kyulnjir

3 ай бұрын

Bro is mansplaining math a 5 year old could do

@elomargalib

3 ай бұрын

That means he can perfectly visualise 82 objects at a time. I only can visualise 4 objects at a time. So when there's 10 objects, I count like 4,4,4-2.

@clax__

3 ай бұрын

holy shit @@elomargalib

My nephew is autistic and has excellent spatial awareness and functional memory. He puts together 250 piece puzzles in 10 minutes and memorizes every license plate he comes across.

Beautiful movie❤😊

He’s right, he’s not autistic, since the real “rain man” wasn’t autistic. Kim Peek was diagnosed with autism at one point in his life, though actually suffered from a very rare condition called ‘agenisis of the Corpus Callosum’ (savant syndrome) and experienced some very interesting symptoms. He could simultaneously read two pages of a book since had two independent visual fields. He is believed to have developed language centres in both hemispheres, rather than just the left, and had a phenomenal memory to top it all off. The directors of this film just decided the character should just be autistic for some reason, even though split brain research was an emerging field at the time.

@D33Lux

2 ай бұрын

I saw a video interview of that man, he seemed normal, though he had some unique ability's.

“Or something like that”… he shouted loudly

@EEEEEEEE

3 ай бұрын

E

Seeing Mark Sloan cry, completely tore me in half 😢❤😭😢

i feel that “definitely not.” i was in denial for years 😭

Not all neurodivergant people are savants, but all savants are neurodivergant. It's pretty interesting. Edit: I see a lot of the replies miss the fact that savant syndrome is different from "being pretty good at something."

@ethanhinkle683

4 ай бұрын

I am one of the non-savant autists. It is very fascinating to see good portrayals of autism in media.

@patrickx9865

4 ай бұрын

Some savants are neurodivergent. Not all. You should stop talking in absolutes bc language is limiting. Say some but not all instead. Is all and are can be limiting words bc they're like equals signs. I recommend reading Robert Anton Wilson for more info on this as I am also poorly equipped to communicate the importance of deprogramming.

@pootisdispenser9725

4 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@patrickx9865savant syndrome is literally defined by the person being neurodivergent. Although there could be people who are called savants because of their skill. People who have savant syndrome would all be neurodivergent because that is how it develops.

@manuelmanolo7099

4 ай бұрын

Duh, that`s by definition?

@patrickx9865

4 ай бұрын

Savant: a very learned or talented person, especially one distinguished in a particular field of science or the arts. "he portrayed himself as a savant and a genius"

The scene is from the film "The rainman". A fantastic film, with an outstanding Hoffman and an excellent Tom Cruz!

@Liam.2000

3 ай бұрын

I think we gathered that

@ronford1086

3 ай бұрын

Just "Rainman"

@marinantoutsouli5361

3 ай бұрын

@@ronford1086 Thanks for correcting me!

@delish9637

2 ай бұрын

Also you misspelled his last name cuz it’s actually cruise 😅

@JuanHernandez-rq6rg

2 ай бұрын

thank you for the title

The most unique thing in this movie is that they knew there how many toothpicks there was in the box

I love the music choice for every clip is this 😂😂

damn i wish my autism was like this, all i got is crippling social anxiety and childhood trauma 😭

@bo-ra2254

3 ай бұрын

It gave me severe depression 😅

@hiphoppreacher4real

3 ай бұрын

I am so sorry.

@therealbeyoungho

3 ай бұрын

So I get the social anxiety part, but what does childhood trauma have to do with autism? genuine question, I'm trying to educate myself more :)

@AboveAverageGamer1

3 ай бұрын

​@@hiphoppreacher4real you're naturally and instinctually bullied by neurotypicals as a child for being "weird" and "different" quite often. Parents of autistic kids can get impatient and maybe even abusive. Non verbal autistic kids are vunerable to even more heinous acts. There are many avenues for neurotypical children to get trauma, add neurodivergency to the mix and it's almost guaranteed without proper support and accomodation

@finnthehero3558

3 ай бұрын

​@@therealbeyounghoI am not them of course so I cant answer it really, but my guess is due to them being different from the other kids, they were a target for bullying

On one hand, portrayals of ASD such as this and Forest Gump are pretty accurate when it comes to the mannerisms and such. On the other hand, only portraying us as geniuses and savants makes people disappointed when your superpower isn't numbers or being a hitman and is instead the ability to name a train down to the exact make and model from hearing the sound of its horn.

@clownshrooms

3 ай бұрын

exactly, I'm absolute ass at math but i could name a sonic game based on the soundtrack or character models

@hughmann9568

3 ай бұрын

No one is 'only portraying" anyone anyway. How could you possibly make some bullshit up in your head to justify your issue? This is based on ONE AUTISTIC PERSONS EXPERIENCE.

@AboveAverageGamer1

3 ай бұрын

I just want some representation where we aren't portrayed as weird. I worked hard to mask this well for the few people trying to deal with me, stop saying I'm not autistic because I'm not a carbon copy of Sheldon or Rain Man, or some other TV nerd.

@venezzrok871

3 ай бұрын

Hey my power is to look at trees for hours!

I grew up thinking this was what autism was. I''m 48 and now realising I'm probably autistic after learning more about it after my childs diagnosis. I hope later generations will have a much more varied depiction of autism and other neurodivergences that they might recognise themselves in the media they consume.

I was watching shorts and avoiding my Arithmetic topic and this popped out😭

Back when filming this, the cincinnati parts, there was a raining day, at movie theater with my mom, brother, sister, seeing Willow. Couple in front of us, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. My mom met and talked with her in the ladies room. They sent her an autographed picture, hand written letter from Mr. Cruise himself thanking her for being tight-lipped, and letting them enjoy normal human stuff!

@TheTctoocold

3 ай бұрын

and then pigs flew!

@theindigoman4777

3 ай бұрын

​@@TheTctoocold so your mother grew wings?

@AquaKeyBlade98

3 ай бұрын

If that is true, that is super cool. I imagine it was easier for celebrities to do things like that, and that's saying something... Very cool though, nice of them to be so sweet.

@mvmusic8467

3 ай бұрын

@@TheTctoocold If you find a story as simple as this impossible to believe then you must be living a very uneventful life.

@BetterMe981

3 ай бұрын

So did your mom give her her address in the lady's room? That seems like a strange thing to do while in the restroom at a movie theater. I'm not saying it didn't happen, just wondering about the logistics. And, Willow was one of my favorite movies back then! ❤

It's always astounded me how life does this to people. Gives them an incredible gift with numbers, mathematics, etc. at the cost of basic human social skills and "normal" cognitive function. This is of course just a movie, but it's a very real thing.

@trippiehippie1993

2 ай бұрын

As a parent to an amazing kid on the spectrum we think about this as well. I see him for the smart, kind and loving person he is but intensly worry about his future and relationships with other people.

I think Dustin Hoffman is an incredible actor but Tom cruise is criminally underrated as an actor. This movie, magnolia, ITWAV, Taps, etc all such great performances

@Ahmedd_313

Ай бұрын

This movie name?

@Charlie08079

Ай бұрын

@@Ahmedd_313 Rain Man

@Ahmedd_313

Ай бұрын

@@Charlie08079 thnx mate

Great short! I thought the composition and acting really stood out, there’s some shots that if you showed them to me and told me they were pulled from a Hollywood film I’d absolutely believe it!

Some of the most creative intelligent individuals I’ve met in my life

This was such a beautiful movie. I watched ot for the first time about 10 years ago and it still makes me emotional.

@benjytv

3 ай бұрын

It makes me so upset when you realise tom cruise' character is basically just taking advantage of him the whole movie, but at the same time, Rain Man was written based off of a savant named Kim Peek who was incredibly gifted with numbers, and could read two pages of a book simultaneously, at an incredibly high speed. When I think of it like that, I love it. But you're right, despite it being a bit manipulative of Toms character, it's still truly beautiful

@EEEEEEEE

3 ай бұрын

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@acejoker1477

3 ай бұрын

What's the movie?

@hmmmnope2455

3 ай бұрын

What's the name of the movie please?

@JohnWall-lj1mx

3 ай бұрын

@@acejoker1477movie is rainman

Autistic people with gifts like this have always amazed me. The human brain can do things that seem impossible 🤓 Tom and Dustin were amazing in this

You know what they say…..”you never go full” lol Dustin went in on that roll!!!!

I have a nephew that is autistic and he is brilliant he can unlock my phone without a password or pattern,build a computer with old components ect... Cool how smart they are and focused

Great movie, and it's a true story based on a real man.

"He should work for NASA or something" 😂😂😂

@wild_mike2906

3 ай бұрын

At one point NASA were hiring autistic people because of how much clever they are at problem solving compared to a person without autism

This movie is what brought the word autism to our minds for the first time. At least to many of us. Before hardly anybody knew that it even existed. And now, 36 years later, I got my own diagnosis.. But it all started with Rain Man.

I love how he doesn't believe that he is autistic

I know a few people with autism and are some of the most brilliant musicians I have ever seen. They pick stuff so fast up that took me years learn

“definitely not” 😂

@Ilias24.

3 ай бұрын

Autism is thing of the past

I appreciate that this movie tried to make autistic people more sympathetic but also started a really dangerous myth that Autistic people all have a secret super power that just needs to be discovered.

Man that movie was a tear jerker

In high school there was a kid who could tell you the day of the week you were born on if you told him your birthday within seconds. And he remembered everyone’s birthday and would tell you what it was if you asked him even months later.

I love that he recited the square root with exactly the number of decimals the calculator showed.

@Veroxus

3 ай бұрын

I can do that with approximation, in my head. And yes, I have Asperger's / Autism Spectrum Disorder Type-1

He’s SO PRETTY

Being good at math won’t be enough for him to count all toothpicks by looking at them. That’s impossible. They pile up and how can he count something that is not clearly visible

I’m autistic, I watched this a while ago, great movie! I’m a math PhD student 😊

@thesaddestdude3575

2 ай бұрын

Im also autistic, i eat cheese directly out of containers.

@ethanbartiromo2888

2 ай бұрын

@@thesaddestdude3575 bro, I’m literally eating ham and cheese both individually out of the deli package as I type this

@evvrsince

2 ай бұрын

​@@thesaddestdude3575 Lmfao me too

One of the greatest movies

Rain man is my favorite movie of all time identified it instantly

I have a cousin that is about four months older than me. He’s 18 now and he has autism but I never knew and he’s extremely handy and he got a job doing mechanic work for about 150 bucks a day and he did that for a while it’s crazy how good he was with cars, boats, bikes, quads, etc. he was good with everything. Had a motor in it.

I’m actually amazed by this type of people in real life. They deserve all of the upmost respect ❤

@ScionStorm1

3 ай бұрын

*utmost. Meaning 'greatest' or 'most extreme'. It's a weird looking word.

As someone who has autism, I really don't like it when the media portrays autism like it's some sort of superpower. Which it really isn't. For some people autism can be a huge burden to live with. Yes there are some cases where people with autism do have advanced cognitive abilities but it's usually not directly related to autism. Just think about the reality of a situation when seeing stuff like this❤️❤️❤️

@FlipAndLand

3 ай бұрын

Do you mean this movie specifically or in general? This character was based on a real person.

@jenbingham0914

3 ай бұрын

A lot of people equate savant syndrome with autism. Thinking that every autistic person is a savant when it is simply not true.

@ToraxReborn

3 ай бұрын

It's a message to not give up hope and live on. I believe it's the film industry's signal

@thetrickster9885

3 ай бұрын

What is the treatment? How it is a burden

@thetrickster9885

3 ай бұрын

What is the treatment? How it is a burden

Doc: Raymond Ray: yeah🙃 Me fr

I'm high functioning autism and my super power is engineering things that make hard jobs easy. Also simplifying complex problems. Same thing I guess but ones in the mind and one is applied.

Why do film writers always think of higher math as just high numbers lol

@sierragutenberg

4 ай бұрын

if it were just that, everyone would be using a calculator right now and finding a solution to world hunger or something bruh

@SafetyKitten

4 ай бұрын

because it's simple to show

@hyrtuu2091

4 ай бұрын

:|

@marken816

3 ай бұрын

​@@sierragutenbergHuh? Advanced mathematics rarely has solutions or use beyond mathematics. That's literally how theoretical match is defined.

@sierragutenberg

3 ай бұрын

@@marken816 but I still don't think counting matches will get you a job at NASA