We protect our passwords, but who protects our thoughts? It’s time for…

Last issue we asked: What’s one thing you wish you’d started sooner?

You said:

“Investing, Exercising, and Learning” were among the top contenders, but also…

“Drinking water. Much more water.”

And…

“Watering my poor plants.

Next up:

Some people never get around to starting. Others start too much and never finish.

Tell us: What’s harder for you: Starting or Finishing?

And have you found any tricks or solutions? Reply back and let us know.

Let’s start problem-solving this together so we can finish more problem-solving together.

Mental Privacy and “Brain Transparency” are about to get real.

Researchers have demonstrated a system that can read inner thoughts aloud.

More specifically, they’ve isolated signals from a brain implant so people with movement disorders could voice thoughts without trying to speak.

That's no joke. Mind reading is now a real thing, and that’s a big win for communication.

But now we’re questioning the privacy inside our heads. How can we limit access to our brains to communicate only what’s intended, instead of blurting out our password unwillingly?

These scientists are demonstrating a new technique for protecting that privacy for the first time ever »