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limb, a musician himself, is a surgeon and neuroscienst uses m.r.i.what they do. what's interesting about a kid like matthew? why do you want to look at his brain? >> charles limb: i think anytime somebody watches matthew play piano the first thing that you think is, "how does he do that?" except rather than just wondering i'm actually trying to answer the question. >> alfonsi: specifically, doctor limb wants to know why the brains of certain artists seem better wired to give rise to new ideas. in matthews case, improvising. but when doctor limb approached the whitakers, they were dubious. >> may whitaker: because somebody comes to you and says, "can we put your son in this scan?" and-- right away you're thinking, you know, lab rabbit, or you know, what are they trying to do with my child? >> alfonsi: once doctor limb also explained other artists had participated, the whitaker's ago t m scan mew he brought matthew to this m.r.i. facility at the university of california, san francisco, and put matthew in the scanner with a mini keyboard on his lap. >>

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