Project 427, part two. So I just discovered within myself another way that this could be helpful is that by doing this every day, we can discover, like, if I do create something like, for example, this your plug, this designer, your plugin. If I do this from 427 to 4:32pm, or 8am, if you're an early riser, then one can see that within five minutes, with one's at hands, eisenhardt and some, some stuff, one can create something new. And it's important to approach it without a motive to create something new. Because otherwise, there'll be an idea about what should be created. And that blocks the possibilities, because it's about seeing everything with the whole visual field, and starting to look at everything by withdrawing the focal vision, and going into the peripheral vision. So the whole peripheral vision can see everything at the same time. And that could actually start to inform the hand movements or not. But if we are someone with bipolar, and we do this, and we happen to create something that is amusing, just creating with our hands, eyes and heart for the sake of it, like when we're a child, just for the movement of it in itself. But say we do create something kind of fun.

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