Dr. Greg Appelbaum
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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So when the rest of the brain is really active and you're heavily, heavily thinking, the
Alpha is generally low.
But when you go into a more relaxed state, a more zoned out state, your default mode becomes more active and the rest of the brain, the active cognition parts of the brain become more suppressed.
And so with Mike, we can see that really clearly in real time in the EEG.
And that's allowed us to be able to do a lot of things that we want to do.
Yeah, so some of the really challenging and interesting questions have been, can we measure flow?
And we talked about how we do that.
And now the questions are evolving to what can we do with these measurements?
And Mike described the music as communication with a band, communication with the audience.
And now we're introducing this communication with our measurement devices.
And where we're going with this right now is to be able to tune these devices so that when Mike either enters a flow state or enters a state that we could define in the measurement devices, like more alpha activity, for example, that can be translated into a sound effect or a lighting effect or some type of musical pedal that he could operate with his brainwaves.
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