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πŸ“– DOCS(NOTION-92, #39) -Link side note to calm score guide
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alexcastillo committed Feb 6, 2020
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By subscribing to `notion.calm()`, we get a new `calm` score approximately every second. So, let's add a page to display the calm score.

> The calm score is derived from your passive cognitive state. This metric based on the [alpha wave](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_wave). The calm score ranges from `0.0` to `1.0`. The higher the score, the higher the probability a _calm_ feeling is detected. Getting a calm score over `0.3` is significant. Things that can help increase the calm score include closing your eyes, keeping still, breathing deeply, or meditating.
> πŸ’‘ Learn more about the [calm score](../api/calm).
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// src/pages/Calm.js
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