Flow mode is an intoxicating experience that made me obsessed with wanting to understand the mind. I’ve found that neurotechnology unites my sundry academic interests, from art to science to athletics, and has the potential to restore and augment the wellbeing of so many people. That said, hooking up a brain to a machine (even a simple electroencephalogram) raises ethical and philosophical concerns. As the field grows, the law will predictably lag behind. In the future, I hope to contribute to the development of the policy framework regulating cognitive therapies. Neuroscientific competence is a keystone for sound policymaking—yet broader ethical, economic, and social considerations are indispensable. I would love to be solving problems at the convergence of each of these.