There is a farmer in America. His son likes driving very much, but because he is too young to get a driver's license, the farmer only allows him to drive around the farm. One day, the farmer was working in the field and saw his son driving. Suddenly, the car overturned and his son fell out and was pinned down by the car. The farmer rushed over, overturned the car and rescued his son in a hurry. According to media reports, everyone was surprised that one person could turn the car over. The farmer was also curious, so he tried again, but no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't turn the car over again. This is that the farmer played his original great potential in his hurry.
According to brain science research, if a person's brain is fully developed, he will learn 40 languages, get 14 doctorate, and recite the encyclopedia word by word from beginning to end. His reading capacity can reach 50 times of the 654.38+million volumes of American Library, the largest library in the world.
100 years ago, when people studied and calculated the muscle structure and endurance of human body, they came to the conclusion that 100 meter race should not exceed 12 seconds. However, human potential has already exceeded this limit today. The struggle between human beings and bacteria and viruses (such as SARS) is also a process in which human beings mobilize their physical potential to fight against it. In addition, the marathon, the Red Army's 25,000-mile long March,
Li Yang is not good at English, but through hard work, he inspired his potential and became a famous English learning expert. Shi Tiesheng (a disabled writer), Tai Lihua (the main performer of the dance Guanyin with a Thousand Hands), Zhou Zhou (a disabled conductor with an IQ of only a few years), Beethoven (who persisted in music creation after hearing loss), Helen Keller and Hawking are good examples to explore the potential.