That applies to the nurses that are supposed to be making me well. LOL

Fantastic video, Sami! Practice makes perfect!

I dont entirely agree. There IS such a thing as natural talent in most things. Yes.. practice can improve things greatly but there does need to be some talent there to begin with.

Brains can be rewired.. but the rewiring does not make a guarantee of making the circuit complete !

I don't agree entirely either. There are for example undeniable evidence of prodigy among children who possible can not have gained their skills only by practicing. Moreover, some people just have either better or worse senses (hearing etc.) than average.

I once knew a guy who had a perfect pitch. He was able to play guitar well, but the too perfect hearing was a curse for him. He had to stop playing guitar almost every 5 minutes because the strings lost the pitch while played.

Science often tries to go extremes when trying to explain behavior of living things. At one point almost all was seen genetic. And then came a "fashion" to explain everything as learned behavior. Presumably it is more like 50/50. Half can be explained with genetics and physiology, and the other half with repetition and learning.

Well that was certainly inspirational, thanks for sharing Sami.

Definitely food for thought!
I am reminded of golfer Gary Player's oft-used quote: 'The more I practice, the luckier I get!'

That is so true as well! =D

Enough pictures and there must be at least few lucky shots, even among Henry Cartier Bresson's first 10 000 images.