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PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONS
The mission of this complex is to fully research a new technology to modify memories of its users extensively, and to determine the full extent of modification as well as any side-effects that may arise from their usage. Preliminary testing determined that users may face increased mental stress, lowered inhibitions, and other psychological problems as a result of having their memories modified.
Residents of the complex are divided into two groups:
1) You, the science team. Your Lounger's memory protocols were disabled, and as such, you should experience no side effects from being sustained by the Lounger. You may feel some weakness and grogginess for the first week, but proper hydration, meals, and exercise should have you back to normal within the week.
2) Residents. Your sector has been populated by thirty residents from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. These residents have gone through the full modification process, and as such, will not remember their previous lives. New memories are procedurally generated by the AI operating the general functions of the facility, so there is expected to be little to no overlap between residents' memories.
Preliminary results indicate that reminders of their past memories can cause a variety of side effects ranging from increased stress to seizures. As such, for the sake of not contaminating results, we would also like to remind you that you're bound by your non-disclosure agreement and may not disclose the nature of this experiment to any residents. Disclosure will result in immediate termination by a third party.
Finally, because of the classification of this experiment (TS), the experiment is also intended to only permit the survival of employees who have been granted proper clearances. Upon the start of Phase II, the complex's biosensors will activate, and the complex will be on security lockdown until the sensors indicate the correct number of participants to ensure safety, as we believe the subjects will be unstable and unable to cope with life after the facility.
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PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONS
The mission of this complex is to fully research a new technology to modify memories of its users extensively, and to determine the full extent of modification as well as any side-effects that may arise from their usage. Preliminary testing determined that users may face increased mental stress, lowered inhibitions, and other psychological problems as a result of having their memories modified.
Residents of the complex are divided into two groups:
1) You, the science team. Your Lounger's memory protocols were disabled, and as such, you should experience no side effects from being sustained by the Lounger. You may feel some weakness and grogginess for the first week, but proper hydration, meals, and exercise should have you back to normal within the week.
2) Residents. Your sector has been populated by thirty residents from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. These residents have gone through the full modification process, and as such, will not remember their previous lives. New memories are procedurally generated by the AI operating the general functions of the facility, so there is expected to be little to no overlap between residents' memories.
Preliminary results indicate that reminders of their past memories can cause a variety of side effects ranging from increased stress to seizures. As such, for the sake of not contaminating results, we would also like to remind you that you're bound by your non-disclosure agreement and may not disclose the nature of this experiment to any residents. Disclosure will result in immediate termination by a third party.
Finally, because of the classification of this experiment (TS), the experiment is also intended to only permit the survival of employees who have been granted proper clearances. Upon the start of Phase II, the complex's biosensors will activate, and the complex will be on security lockdown until the sensors indicate the correct number of participants to ensure safety, as we believe the subjects will be unstable and unable to cope with life after the facility.