I was in a museum yesterday. There was a game where you measure brain waves to move a small ball across a line. I tried that game with my son. He won in 5 seconds. He had low alfa waves and no theta waves. My brain waves were all over the place. I could not relaxe in my brain. Is that typical for sz? I heared voices at the time.
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I’d have been the same I assume. I.e. Brainwaves all over the place.
How did they measure brain waves? I have only tried a brainwave generator, but not anything that actually measures brainwaves.
I don’t know how it works. Just that I could see my brain waves on a monitor.
Happy father’s day @Comatose
Oh. Thank you. But I’m a mother. though I’m transgender (in the closet) so it might be right anyways.
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Did you have to wear a special hat with sensors in it? Or something?
Yes. It had some kind of sensors in the forehead. It was a game of some sort. No advanced equipment.
I like those virtual reality games. It has been long time since I was in Chicago, but back in 1993 they had these virtual reality (vr) games in their museum, I recall playing some ballgame in vr.
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I figure I am in Alpha Waves all day. I have a wave pattern going on all the time-up and down, rising and falling. It is tied to my heartbeat. I read the noise of machines on it-heat pumps, generators, air conditioners, the noise of traffic. It goes on at night by itself, unaided.