<transcript><audio_184>highly variable both from between macaques and humans so it's evolutionarily newer and highly variable from human to human and if you don't have</transcript><transcript><audio_185>a tpj you don't emit a p300 so it seems important for that's paper from uh it's a client at all from the 70s late 70s um they'd stroke patients so there's something interesting happening with the temporal parietal junction</transcript><transcript><audio_186>prediction updating and in our paper we also saw um i gave the meditators what's called an oddball task which is when you have just uh the you basically create an unpredictable environment to induce these types of responses and there was a trend that the</transcript><transcript><audio_187>meditators were showing much less reactivity in tpj to oddballs than the non-meditators so i think there's there's something interesting happening there and in parallel</transcript><transcript><audio_188>in my own practice i've gotten much more interested in these open awareness practices as opposed to focused attention practices and so my research questions have kind of evolved um</transcript><transcript><audio_189>as my practice has evolved oh i should mention i did like a i did like a two year detour into brain stimulation uh for my postdoc so i did like a first in human clinical trial of a new type of brain stimulation which uses</transcript> highly variable both from between macaques and humans so it's evolutionarily newer and highly variable from human to human and if you don't have a tpj you don't emit a p300 so it seems important for that's paper from uh it's a client at all from the 70s late 70s um they'd stroke patients so there's something interesting happening with the temporal parietal junction prediction updating and in our paper we also saw um i gave the meditators what's called an oddball task which is when you have just uh the you basically create an unpredictable environment to induce these types of responses and there was a trend that the meditators were showing much less reactivity in tpj to oddballs than the non-meditators so i think there's there's something interesting happening there and in parallel in my own practice i've gotten much more interested in these open awareness practices as opposed to focused attention practices and so my research questions have kind of evolved um as my practice has evolved oh i should mention i did like a i did like a two year detour into brain stimulation uh for my postdoc so i did like a first in human clinical trial of a new type of brain stimulation which uses
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