It is undeniable that every person is special. However, most unusual people, having bright talents, excelling in such areas as singing, dancing or drawing, standing out among the crowd with their unusual manner of holding, dressing or speaking, and pass away without gaining fame. Only a few gain glory.
Filmmakers are happy to make films about unusual people, whose oddities are associated with absurd life situations, historical events, or even genetic diseases.
So, let's tell you what unusual people live on our planet.
High Noz: 40 years without sleep
There are people on the planet who have become known as the extraordinary people of the world because of their genetic diseases or trauma.
64-year-old Thai man named Hai Noz claims he can't sleep at night after suffering a fever in 1973. He counted endless sheep at night for more than forty years, and continued to farm during the day. To dispeldoubts about his he alth, he carried two 50 kg bags of fertilizer down the road for a distance of 4 km on his way home. His wife claims that Notz never complained about sleep before his illness, and after a fever, even alcohol did not help him. A medical examination did not reveal any physical or psychological illness in the man. At night, Notz is engaged in farming and protects the farm from thieves. In addition, he created two large fish ponds by working on them at night.
Senju Bhagat: twin brother in the stomach
Photos of the most unusual people whose problems are related specifically to genetics and severe forms of mutations can be seen in our article.
From history we have heard a lot about such people. In the Middle Ages, they were considered monsters, witches and holy fools. Today, we know that these people were simply part of a wide range of genetic changes.
Sanju Bhagat's belly was so swollen that it looked like he was nine months pregnant. He could hardly breathe. Living in Nagpur, Bhagat's whole life revolved around his huge belly. And in June 1999, his problem turned into something terrible and even more problematic. According to his doctor, during the operation it turned out that it was not a tumor at all. Bhagat suffered from one of the rarest diseases in the world: he had in his stomach a modified body of a twin brother who had parasitized in the womb of his "master" for decades.
2-year-old Chinese Xiao Feng had to undergo a similar operation in 2013. Boyhis stomach was very swollen, and the doctors took an x-ray to make a diagnosis. The child's parents were shocked by the findings - a twenty-centimeter twin brother lived in the child's stomach! After emergency surgery, Xiao Feng recovered and began to develop like a normal child.
Dede Kosvara: wart man
The most unusual people are often disgusted by their appearance, although they are not only not to blame for this, but they suffer extremely from their deformities.
Dede Koswara from Indonesia suffers from an extremely rare disease - warty epidermodysplasia, in which a person develops various growths on the arms, legs and even the head. These growths look like huge warts and giant plaques. Kosvar's arms and legs looked more like bark-covered tree branches than human limbs. In 2008, during the operation, 95% of the warts were removed from Dede's body. And this is neither more nor less - as much as 6 kilograms!
Matayoshi Mitsuo: Jesus Christ in Japan
Some unusual people have gained notoriety for their oddities. Matayoshi Mitsuo is an eccentric Japanese politician who is convinced that he is both God and Christ. He promised to fulfill the last commandment, like Christ, but only within the framework of the modern political system and its laws. Being the savior of society, he believed that the first step, the most important one, was his appointment as the Prime Minister of Japan. In this case, Matayoshi Mitsuo will be able to transform the Japanese state, after which the OrganizationThe United Nations will certainly do him the honor of taking the place of Secretary-General. And then Mitsuo-Jesus will be able to rule two worlds at once - ecclesiastical and political… Matayoshi Mitsuo put forward his candidacy for elections many times, but has never won yet.
Lal Bihari: the deadest man in the world
Live in the world and such unusual people who acquire their fame only after death and thanks to it.
Born in India in 1961, farmer Lal Bihari was officially dead from 1976 to 1994, after which he founded the Association of the Dead in his homeland. Bihari had to fight government bureaucracy for 18 years to prove he was alive. It all started with his uncle, who bribed an official and obtained Bihari's death certificate in order to take over a relative's inheritance.
Yoshiro Nakamutsu: photographing and analyzing everything eaten over the past 34 years
Unusual people sometimes behave strangely, incomprehensibly to most. This is what makes them stand out from the rest.
Yoshiro Nakamutsu, born June 28, 1928, Japanese inventor, claims to hold the world championship in the number of inventions he made. For the past 34 years, he has been photographing and systematically analyzing all the food he consumes. The results of observations are scrupulously recorded in a diary. The goal of the inventor is to live to be 140 years old.
Gregory Paul McLaren is the most tattooed man in the world
Very often unusual peoplebecome such because of excessive vanity, the desire to be the first. The irrepressible desire to become famous provokes people to defiant behavior. Englishman Gregory Paul McLaren is such a shocking personality. A man constantly makes tattoos on his body. Today he is the most tattooed person on Earth, completely, 100%! His entire body is covered with tattoos, including gums, eyelids, ears and even intimate places. The record holder's body was painted by a total of 136 masters on 4 continents of the planet! Gregory lives under the pseudonym Lucky Diamond Rich. It is listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
Orlando Serrell: life after being hit by a baseball
The unusual in a person's life is initially associated with tragic events, as happened with Orlando.
Few people survive brain injury, and even fewer become gifted. Orlando Serrell is one of them. While playing baseball in 1979 at school, he was hit in the head with a baseball. At first, the young Orlando did not feel anything and continued the game. However, within a year he began to suffer from severe headaches that lasted for several hours. After some time, he was surprised at his emerging abilities for accurate calendar calculations. Without thinking, he could tell how many Mondays, for example, there were in 1980.
Unusual people of the world. Harry Hoy: last "flight"
Harry Hoy, who worked as a prosecutor, became famous all over the world after falling from the 24th floor of a business center in Toronto in 1993. He wanted to prove thatthe glass in this center was made of unbreakable material and with a running start rushed to the window. Imagine the amazement of the visitors when the unbreakable glass just popped out of the window frame!
Kurt Gödel: fear of being poisoned
The famous Austrian-American mathematician and logician Kurt Gödel was afraid of being poisoned, so he only ate food prepared by his wife. In 1977, his wife was hospitalized for six months. Gödel died of starvation in early 1978. His weight was 29 and a half kilograms.
As you can see, the most unusual people are not always happy, and many of them, no doubt, want to be the most ordinary people.
