Your brain is the last truly private place you have. The thoughts you almost said. The feelings you never acted on. The decisions you made before anyone else knew you were making them. All of it, until now, invisible. Only yours.
Jörn Rickert, neuroscientist and entrepreneur, has spent his career on both sides of that frontier. He co-founded CorTec, a company that builds devices that go inside the human skull — listening to the brain and responding to it in real time.
Then he started Neudio, which uses music timed to your brainwaves to modulate your mind. No surgery. No electrodes. Just sound and neuroscience working together.
In this episode, we explore what the brain actually is, how it breaks, and what it means to fix it — or upgrade it. We talk about closed-loop brain stimulation, thought decoding, who owns your neural data, and the moment brain implants stopped being scary and started becoming sexy.
And we end somewhere unexpected: the question of whether the real threat isn't what goes inside your skull, but what's already happening outside of it.
Stay curious. Question everything. And maybe think twice about what you call a private thought.
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More about Cortec: https://cortec-neuro.com/
More about Neudio: https://www.neudio.com/
Episode with Transcripts: https://www.mizter-rad.com/episodes/53-bci-music-as-medicine-and-the-last-frontier-of-privacy
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