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#774: Muse Headband’s Real-Time Biofeedback for Immersive Meditation
By Kent Bye
Interview with Muse co-founder Ariel Garten about EEG and other biosensing used to make meditation and mental-state feedback more tangible, including possible VR applications. It is included as adjacent knowledge because the page documents cyberdelic enabling technology but does not establish psychedelic-like altered states.
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