Neubauer says he is developing a wireless brain interface after experiences
"And now I've gotten it to the state where I'm literally working building a company right now to create a wireless brain interface to go after this. And my first market is going to be digital sleep because they can help you go to sleep or they can help you wake up and they can change the heartbeat or the theta frequency inside the brain."
About this episode
Area52 interviews Canadian author Shawn Neubauer, who says he has had ongoing communication with non-human entities since an episode of “missing time” in Cancún around 15 years ago. Neubauer describes hearing voices and seeing imagery he characterises as a “language of memes”, which he says evolved over time into a persistent, on-demand interface. He repeatedly frames his account as an engineering problem and says he sought psychiatric assessment and medical testing; he claims clinicians found no psychiatric disorder.
A central element of his story is a purported physical implant in his lip. Neubauer says it has been imaged (including MRI and X-ray) and alleges it can affect scans. He also alleges sustained “electronic harassment”, including unexplained access to accounts and large volumes of unfamiliar files appearing on his devices, and says he made three police reports.
Beyond personal claims, Neubauer outlines an expansive narrative about extraterrestrials operating in the Solar System for energy resources, including alleged undersea infrastructure and “trickster” behaviour. He argues the entities use implanted devices to collect behavioural data at scale, including to detect deception.
Neubauer says he is attempting to translate what he has learned into technology, including a wireless brain–computer interface aimed initially at sleep modulation, and calls for outside specialists to help validate (or falsify) his technical and forensic claims.
Key takeaways
- Shawn Neubauer recounts a period of blackout/missing time in Cancún which he links to the start of his experiences.
- He says he hears voices and receives visual information, describing it as a learned, image-based communication system.
- He claims psychiatric evaluations did not diagnose a disorder and says medical tests did not explain his symptoms.
- He alleges a physical implant in his lip, saying it appears on scans and may interfere with MRI imaging.
- He alleges repeated cyber-intrusions and says he filed three police reports, including an RCMP contact.
- He outlines a broader account of extraterrestrials operating locally for energy resources, including undersea activity and data collection via implants.
- He says he is developing a wireless brain interface product, initially targeted at sleep modulation, and seeks independent technical validation.