Thank you, I'll look into such software :) appreciate your reply!

So this is like a server in Mastadon? I’m still trying to figure it all out. I assumed you just picked one server and that was that…

Does your VR game work with people who have homonymous hemianopsia after a stroke in the occipital lobe of the brain? I’ve been hesitant to try VR games since I can’t process one entire half of my visual field.

Has any of your research been focused on 1) accommodating people with visual field defects or 2) helping people with recent strokes restore even some of their lost vision due to stroke damage in the brain (who have otherwise fully functioning eyes)?

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Any patients that you can discuss that have been impacted by the "mild traumatic brain injuries" or other injuries related to concealed wireless assault weapons that beam form sound or other what appears to be thermal elastic expansion and contraction pulsed RF/microwave effects that deliberately can maim or cause serious bodily harm?

Excellent work read like. Definitely seems like an area of opportunity for the future where might be better audit trail and qualitative and quantitative metrics of and for the diagnosis and treatment.

I know of Prachett but never read him, l may just do that. You might like 'On the Origin of Species and Other Stories' by Bo-Young Kim. Quirky with an amazing vision of the future.

What was your journey through programming and frameworks? What tools worked, what didn't?

Bonus: What's your favorite text editor?

better to follow r/hypertension than r/childtouchers

Life can be interesting when sci-fi meets reality. Nikola Tesla appreciated that I think.

I'm going to go deep in to Graham Hancocks work now. He's rewriting a big part of human history right now. The man is cruising on a wave of vindication at the moment.

Ever read Terry Pratchett? Comic satire. Love his work.

shouldn't you be off getting printer ink injected into a living organ somewhere?

I have read from Jules Verne to Blake Crouch over a lifetime. Big fan of sci-fi but if well written I enjoy most books...

The glasses check out.

I have questions. What do you read?

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Not much to add but this is really awesome.

I've had a traumatic brain injury 9 years ago, so this is really interesting to me!

My question for you is what is your best success story(s)?

Any chance of being able to apply any of your work to tinnitus?

I shudder at the thought of getting stuck on the loading screen while linking my neural interface and being stuck for what feels like years even though it’s only been minutes in the outside world.

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It was always my dream to combine games/VR technology with medicine, helping people. What's a good way to get started? I mean finding people, organizations or hospitals, specialists to work with?

Always used Unreal Engine. Easier to quickly prototype with high fidelity:) Megascans.

Sick ama! Any reason why Unreal over Unity? I always thought unity was the go to software for vr applications

I feel like a part of this is that we want it to work. We really want this table to be physical, etc. but sadly it is not.

I had been a hobbyist in Unreal Engine and UDK2.5 since 2004. Modding, level design - and entered the indie development scene a few years before coming up with the brain trauma rehabilitation idea.

My skills are in project management, debugging, optimization and product / game design. The project management skills came naturally as a part of the journey getting here.

What and where did you learn the skills to get to your position?

The original reply to my answer has been changed.

He went on a rant about Norwegians not working and spending thousands of dollars of weekend vacations, comiting a line of code or two, before being exhausted. And complaining about Norwegians being depressed.

My reply to this was "Thankfully that's not how it works" - and in turn he changed his reply to "That is a nice money. Did you eventually thought of making the project opensource, so less fortunate people can use it too?"

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Not sure what's up with that but. Clarification for the masses.