And like you say, so in 2015, she and her team published a paper called Neuropsychological Insights into Creativity in People With Parkinson's Disease.

In that specific study, we actually started because we heard, um, that a lot of people were noticing changes in creativity, but they were rarely asked, uh, about that.

So we always have maybe a person with Parkinson's, "Yeah, I actually perceived, uh, um, uh, yeah, an increase in creativity after diagnosis." Some people say, "Yeah, I perceived a decrease," but we didn't really know why.

So the idea is that we asked, uh, about 360 people with Parkinson's, I think, about their personality, lifestyle, medication, uh, and how they, um, their creativity changed over time, uh, from before symptoms onset to that day that they were doing the questionnaire.

And we saw that about four out of 10 people said, yes, there was a change.

And actually, that was also tracked over time.

And then when we looked a little bit closer, uh, we saw that the, that number actually changed and rose to about seven out of 10 people.

And actually, it's a great question to ask someone, how, y- you know, do you feel like your creativity has changed?