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People with eidetic memory
The 10th century monk John of Gorze is said to have had eidetic
memory.
Henri Poincar?? had eidetic memory.
Dr. James William Monroe had the ability then known as Epidetectorial
Memory, only present in one person in every 500. Here, the brain is able to
retain and recall images it has captured for the duration of its functional
ability. When exposed to an arbitrary trigger, the brain can then recall such
images with an astonishing accuracy and presence, albeit stripped of any extraneous
context. A similar phenomenon is known in modern parlance as d??ja vu.
Stephen Wiltshire, MBE, is a prodigious savant , capable of drawing
the entire skyline of a city after a single glance.
Mozart probably had eidetic memory especially suited for composers.
There is a famous story about Mozart demonstrating his eidetic memory at the
age of 14. At the Sistine Chapel during Holy Week in Rome, Gregorio Allegri`s
Miserere would be performed. The notes to the Miserere were kept secret
under pain of excommunication. On Holy Tuesday, Mozart and his father attended
the Papal Mass at the Sistine Chapel. Upon returning to their room, Mozart transcribed
the memory which had been kept secret for a century.(This is the popular version
of that incident. Other sources have him at the Vatican not once but twice (see
also Allegri). That would make the event much less a miracle since Mozart
was already familiar with difficult composing techniques at that age. He would
have recognized and memorized the quite simple harmonic and formal patterns
of the Miserere at the first performance and would have used the second one
to correct the details.). Other musicians and composer s with perfect pitch
can be found in People with absolute pitch.
Nikola Tesla related in his autobiography that he experienced detailed
moments of inspiration. He could even operate an invention in his brain. From
an early age Tesla would visualize an invention in his brain in precise form
before moving to the construction stage; a technique which is sometimes known
as (eidetic) picture thinking.
Kim Peek is a savant with eidetic memory and developmental disabilities,
resulting from congenital brain abnormalities. He was the inspiration for
the character of Raymond Babbit, played by Dustin Hoffman, in the movie
Rain Man .
