I am simply looking for what might work. I have no particular interest in business, one of the reasons I'm so broke. I live in low-income housing, recieve state-funded medical insuruance, and work at a place for disabled persons. My job is a combination of personal care assistant and administrative assistant. All the jobs I have ever worked at use only a fraction of my actual intellectual/creative abilities.
Actually, I think persons like us could pool their resources. Example, EEG feedback machines are so expensive, couldn't seizure-disabled persons in a given area chip in for one, and share it as needed? Could we find inventors to make the kind of machines we need? (Don't ask me; I'm a lousy mechanic!)
Returning to the eye-movement theme: This morning meditating, I observed my brain state very carefully. I notice that moving my eyes to the right tends to make right brain foci point "louder" (a high pitched ringing in right ear). Moving eyes to the left seemed to calm down that noise, making me more at peace. Listening carefully, I could hear a low ringing, a few octaves down from right ear. Breathing in, moving eyes to right. Breathing out, moving my eyes to left. Doing that for awhile, I noticed an interesting feeling of integration of the two sides of my brain. Perhaps this is the "switch" I was looking for?
This may only work for persons like myself with complex parietal seizures coming from one hemisphere. Who knows, maybe it'll help others? (I don't even know if this is going to be useful in long run; I have to wait awhile for next cluster.)
I am suggesting that by very close observation of our brain state, noting carefully what does what, we may overcome this problem either completely or, at least, to some extent. Don't listen to me; see what works for you.