so realistic AR/VR training

aimed at inevitable trigger

of certain parts of the brain

and mapping it is important.

 

developing these types of

software for interaction.

 

or even daily interaction,

(not AR/VR)

 

should be recorded in real-time

with perhaps a camera

and timeline accurately

in sync with what the neuralink

records,

 

so to see during what event,

which area of the brain was

triggered.

 

obviously real-life events/interaction

will be more effective with

finding these very specific areas,

as they have more urgency....

 

but if the software is very well

designed, brain would be motivated to

as well.

 

this is kind of like that movie,

 

"everything, everywhere, all at once."

 

whichever activity that is carried out

to stimulate certain parts of the brain,

 

if accurately pinpoint enough,

it may enhance or attempt to create

a new neuropathway in order to

connect what is missing in order

to better acquire a certain skill...

 

so stimulation and recording

of that activity by however means...