What's a human ability you consider amazing?

One that springs to mind is Leonardo Da Vinci, being the superhuman he was, was documented to have been able to write two separate things, using both his hands, on two pieces of paper, at the same time. 10/10 :)

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SW-User

the ability to love

Axelerator · 26-30, M

@SW-User Yeah that is an interesting one, and i would say it is amazing, in it's own way, even if it turns out to be proven all biochemical some day.

SW-User

I find true compassion amazing.
As humans we are all supposed to have this. Or at least been made to believe humanity is based on it.
But it is so rare that its truly amazing to see.

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SW-User

@Axelerator oh yeah. Those remain long after they are narrated.

Axelerator · 26-30, M

@SW-User Exactly, i've gotten so used to many things, so now i look for it everywhere :)

SW-User

@Axelerator 🙂

JammieDodgerHeart · 26-30, F

The ability to create all kinds of things from societies and systems, to buildings and networks, to art and stories. We are pretty amazing

Axelerator · 26-30, M

@JammieDodgerHeart I know what you mean, even though i can understand the logic behind things, it still baffles my mind. Like how people have built Cathedrals and other monuments over 150+ years, built battleships of immense size and weight, to name two :)

PaleandPolluted · 36-40, F

This answer is probably different to what was expected: someone who has a conscience who actually worries about other people. Someone who doesn’t like lying is worth a lot.

bijouxbroussard · F

I used to be able to write with both hands simultaneously, on the same paper. Nothing complicated though. I assumed it was just the result of having become ambidextrous. The same way my hands are independent when I play the piano. But Da Vinci was a genius for the ages, by pretty much any measure.

Axelerator · 26-30, M

@bijouxbroussard That's impressive in itself, well done, maybe you can find the ability again sometime in the future :)

He is, to me he represents an unreachable goal of human multitude and potential, but worth striving towards still.

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