<transcript><audio_248>of those we don't have that classification that taxonomy yet there are a couple of groups who are looking into you know people who have difficult experiences with meditation</transcript><transcript><audio_249>but i just i just can't emphasize enough like until until like a few years ago you couldn't really get funding to study this stuff at all um you know my whole grant was about attention training</transcript><transcript><audio_250>and i was defining meditation as attention training and then presenting it as an attention training method um and like amishi ja who's in florida she told me at her job talk like she studies meditation but at her job talk she just talked about attention and attention</transcript><transcript><audio_251>training um so we're still in the very early days of it even being like within the overton window of biology to be talking about this stuff um and because of that i mean it's a pro and a con the con is that we</transcript> of those we don't have that classification that taxonomy yet there are a couple of groups who are looking into you know people who have difficult experiences with meditation but i just i just can't emphasize enough like until until like a few years ago you couldn't really get funding to study this stuff at all um you know my whole grant was about attention training and i was defining meditation as attention training and then presenting it as an attention training method um and like amishi ja who's in florida she told me at her job talk like she studies meditation but at her job talk she just talked about attention and attention training um so we're still in the very early days of it even being like within the overton window of biology to be talking about this stuff um and because of that i mean it's a pro and a con the con is that we
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