things seem to have got a little bit more excitable at this point. what does that mean? yeah, these golden highlights that are coming in are something that we've put into the system, and they're triggered by recognition, when you see something that you recognise. 0h, that'll be the point that i saw the ladies for the first time that looked like a blur initially. exactly. and then some other things are happening, like we've isolated the beta range in your brainwave spectrum, and that's what's making the ribbons get fatter. and then we've got two... and what does that mean? it probably means you're concentrating. it's sort of, the beta range in your, in the brainwave spectrum is conscious thought. what have you learned so far from people using this? the biggest variation is from one person to another. huge differences between the way one person takes in a piece of art and another, particularly people, neurodiverse people. people with things like adhd have a very different reaction to art. they spend a lot more time kind of reassessing the image and that stuff. we learned that as we were doing our tests. i suppose, as somebody who's not hugely into art, i was pleasantly surprised by how much i seemingly did feel.

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