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Welcome to Mindshare.
We're grateful you have joined us.
Together, we push the boundaries of memory technology,
advancing neural integration, and delivering
transformative donor recipient memory services.
Let's conduct an experiment. Take a deep breath.
Now, exhale.
Without moving your mouth,
I want you to say the word Mindshare in your head.
Did you hear it? Whose voice was that?
Where did it come from?
It wasn't spoken aloud, yet it was unmistakably present.
It wasn't audible, yet it carried
tone, intention, and identity.
At Mindshare, that is our domain.
We operate at the intersection of cognition and recall,
the internal narrator that guides decisions,
reinforces knowledge, and shapes memory.
We are the structured, reliable voice inside your mind.
My name is Mindy, and I will be your onboarding specialist.
Together, we will review the Mindshare 12-step program,
concluding with a demonstration video.
Section 1.1, The Chair, Neural Seating.
This section introduces the neural seating system,
where the client is calibrated
for safe, cognitive interfacing.
Section 2.1, The Dream, Cognitive Visualizations.
This phase guides the client into a mental drift
to prepare the mind for memory work.
Maya!
So, tell me what brought you here today.
I have some memories I'm trying to forget.
Forget? We can never truly forget our memories.
Well, at least suppress.
Let's start at the beginning.
Section 3.1, The Past, Archiving Memories.
Here, we securely capture and store personal memories
to ensure accurate retrieval and system integrity.
Here's a picture of us on my birthday,
you made me a little cake and everything.
This is us enjoying the weather. You love the mountains.
I just can't.
This is us at the gym.
We used to work out all the time together.
I'm trying. I swear I'm trying.
Okay, now you have to remember this.
This was downtown on New Year's Eve.
Okay, and what about this one?
We took a Bronco up to the mountains.
It's like I'm looking at someone else's life.
You love my spaghetti. It's your favorite.
I've lost my appetite.
Section 4.1, The Donor, Memory Services.
This model explains how Mindshare processes, categorizes,
and matches memories for internal use and donor protocols.
Well, everywhere else is spooked.
Looks like we are stuck with each other for the next week.
That's crap, that's total crap, man.
I don't even know you.
For this arrangement to work,
we need to assign a leader and a follower.
What the (beep)? There's only two of us.
That's right. One leader, one follower.
Dude, I'm not an idiot.
Shh, I think he's finally asleep.
This is an odd one.
Like I was saying, he belongs with us.
Blue pill all day, baby,
Like heck he does.
He's a red pill, baby. He made the wrong choice.
I am getting this one.
He did take my pill,
so he's already technically mine.
Isn't that right, Lance?
Lost the memories that made you who you are?
Don't worry. We can bring them back.
At Mindshare, we help you borrow a life
when your own memories fade.
We are ready to match you with a donor,
someone whose lived experiences mirror your own.
It's simple and seamless.
We implant memories that feel vivid, familiar, and real.
Call 1-888-555-6463 to begin your memory journey.
That's 1-888-555-M-I-N-D for your free consultation.
Your past is waiting. What do you have to lose?
Well, what do you think?
I'm willing to try anything.
So, tell me about this commercial.
It was, it was like the universe was listening.
It was too close for comfort.
It was too coincidental.
Tell me about Maya.
What do you want to know?
How long have you known her?
Not sure. She is my fiance though.
She said we've been together for four years.
She says, huh? What do you think?
I don't know.
Can't quite remember.
If you haven't figured it out, I'm having a memory issue.
Section 5.1, The Obvious, Recognize Anomalies.
Employees learn to recognize irregular cognitive patterns
that may indicate emotional or procedural instability.
Hello, I'm Dr. Hubanks. Evan, I assume.
And I'm Maya. I'm his girlfriend.
Well, fiance, but he doesn't quite remember lately.
I see.
So you're here to get you some memories, huh?
I was the one who heard the ad. I made the call.
That's good, we always value
when our patients have concerned people in their corners.
So how does this all work?
We find you a donor, someone whose life resembles yours.
You both fill out a profile questionnaire,
and we match you based on similarities.
It's pretty simple.
Once we find a suitable donor, we give you a call.
A donor? What's a donor?
Just to help people get compensation for donating plasma,
we offer compensation for access to their neural activity.
Kind of like tapping into their consciousness,
things they remember, don't remember,
and will never remember.
So how do you get their memories?
We hook the donor up to our memory machine.
We extract past, current, and future memories.
It's pretty simple.
The whole procedure literally takes 15 minutes.
So how do I get the memories?
Same procedure. Like I said, it only takes 15 minutes.
And are there any side effects?
Depending on which memories are transferred,
there could be a couple side effects.
Like what? I could get memories that I don't want?
50% you, 50% them.
I understand if you're uncomfortable.
This isn't for everybody.
No, we're interested. We want to do it.
Section 6.1, The Donor,
Contribution and Compensation.
This step covers how individuals
approve memory contributions and receive compensation
for authorized transfers.
Sorry to keep you waiting.
I read through your profile.
30 years old with no history of violence,
no psychiatric drugs, and no psychological admissions.
Is that correct?
Yeah. Just like I answered, I'm good.
And you were engaged, is that right?
Yeah, but things didn't work out.
What happened?
Look,
I didn't know I'd have to answer more questions.
We need to make sure you're a good fit.
I mean, if you're not interested in the pay.
Look, I need this.
We didn't work out because I just couldn't trust her.
Really? Do you have any questions?
I do have one question.
Really? What's your question?
I, I do get paid in cash, right?
I don't really trust the banks either.
Section 7.1, The Extraction, Memory Retrieval.
This section outlines how memories are extracted
and how the system handles errors
during the retrieval process.
I can't go back, take me back, please.
No, I can't go back. Not again.
No, not again, please. No, no, I can't go back, no.
You did a good job.
I actually just need the cash, not the envelope.
Hi, this is Dr. Hubanks. We have a donor.
Section 8.1, The Hypnotist, Option Z.
Employees are briefed on how external parties may attempt
to manipulate cognition during vulnerable stints.
We found a donor pretty quickly, but I was still unsure.
I thought you wanted memories.
I did, just good ones.
So why'd you do it?
Maya insisted. She thought it was best.
Maya again, I see. What is the last thing you remember?
I got frustrated and contacted a shady hypnotist for help.
Okay.
You know, late night internet stuff.
Go on.
So we scheduled a video session
and next thing I knew, we were on a call.
Where was Maya?
I don't remember anything about Maya before this moment.
Interesting.
♪ It don't matter the time ♪
♪ They gonna make you get hypnotized ♪
♪ Hypnotized, hypnotized they gonna make you get hypnotized ♪
♪ 99.99, they gonna make you get hypnotized ♪
♪ Hypnotized, hypnotized, it don't matter what the time ♪
♪ 99.99, they gonna make you get hypnotized ♪
So have you ever been hypnotized before?
No, this will be my first time.
Really? 'Cause you look like a regular.
What makes someone look like a regular?
I don't know, kid. You just look like him, I don't know.
So did you go to school for this?
Oh, you mean a matrix?
No, I don't subscribe to any rules
of the program or any crap like that.
So you don't need certification?
Hey, it's midnight.
I'm the best you're going to get at this hour. Come on.
Now let's get back to it.
What do you expect to get out of all of this?
Hopefully to remember what I forgot.
How do you know you're remembering something
that you've forgotten?
Look, it's midnight, and this is the best I got.
And you're hoping that I can help
sort of put the pieces back together, huh?
At least enough to follow.
Follow it where?
Wherever it leads.
What if it leads nowhere?
I'm already there.
Well, first I got to read this small disclaimer.
How about I just give you a summary
for time's sakes, huh?
It's late.
It basically says,
"I'm not a medical professional, blah, blah, blah, blah.
I'm only performing hypnosis by the voluntary request
of the patients, blah, blah."
You're getting my drift, huh?
I haven't volunteered yet.
Yeah. I'm going to start counting down from 10 to one.
And when I get to one, I want you to open your eyes.
There will be a image on the screen
that I want you to concentrate on until you fall asleep.
When I snap my fingers, I will be in your head
and you control where we go or don't go.
Huh, you get it?
Wow. That simple?
Yeah, that simple.
Process takes less than 15 minutes, huh?
Let's do it.
All right. Okay.
I'm going to start the countdown now,
and when I get to one, I want you to open your eyes
and concentrate on the image on the screen, okay?
All right. Let's started.
10, nine, eight,
seven, six, five,
four, three,
two, one.
Your eyelids are heavier.
You are falling asleep.
Maya!
Who is the woman you're chasing?
I'm not sure, I don't know. I, I can't remember.
You're chasing a random woman.
She feels like someone I knew. I just can't place it.
She keeps calling me Evan.
Who is Evan?
I don't know. I'm not sure.
Do you think there is a link between you and Evan?
I'm not sure.
That's fair.
You see, I was starting to feel different about Maya.
What do you mean?
There was something about her I couldn't put my finger on,
too invested in my memories,
she pushed me to Mindshare.
I felt like she wanted it more than me.
She is your fiance.
That's what she says.
Do you ever recall proposing?
She's got the pics.
Pictures are propaganda, in my opinion.
Do you think your anger towards Maya is represented
in this recurring dream you're having?
What do you mean?
Maybe the woman in your dream that you're chasing
represents Maya.
You're simply subconsciously trying to confront a problem.
Section 9.1, The Implant, System Error.
This phase details how new memories are installed
and what system errors may occur during implementation.
Section 10.1, The Reboot, Identity Verification.
This section prepares employees for emotional volatility
and adjustment after memory modification.
Do you know who you are?
I'm, I'm Evan Thomas.
And how old are you?
I'm 30 years old.
And where are we right now?
Great Mountain State of Colorado.
Oh my God, Evan.
You know who this is?
Of course. This is my, my beautiful fiance.
Maya.
Of course, Maya.
Over the next few hours, more memories will download.
Section 11.1, The Override, Access Denied.
Here we confirm the client's identity
and ensure proper reboot protocols after cognitive updates.
It's good to have you back.
Hey, here's to the memories.
This is good wine.
It is good. It's one of your favorites.
Hello. Hey, girl.
Yeah, what's up?
No, that's wild. Okay, call me back later.
Tell me what she says. Okay, bye.
Who are you talking to?
That was just my homegirl, Tina.
Just catching up.
Who were you talking to? - I told you Tina.
Nah, nah, that's strange.
Why are you over here whispering?
I wasn't whispering. - Yeah, you were.
You came over here and you were whispering.
I was just trying to be polite.
You're not hearing me.
Nobody's going to do me like you've done me.
Who were you talking to?
Evan, you're acting really strange.
Nah, you going to tell me who you talking to.
Open the door. I'm not done talking to you.
Yes, Dr. Eubanks, it's Maya, Evan Thomas's fiance.
Hi, Maya. How can I help you?
Is everything okay?
No, everything's not okay. He's acting really crazy.
I think the program is failing and he's becoming hostile.
This could be a problem.
There's no time to come
back into the office.
He may need a hard reset,
but this is the worst case scenario.
To help him snap out of it,
you might need to call him by the donor's name.
What was the donor's name?
Call him Donovan.
That should trigger a reboot. Good luck.
Good luck?
Section 12.1, The Aftermath, Emotional Volatility.
Our last section details the psychological disorientation
that can occur when memory sequences
successfully conclude and integrate.
Maya!
Maya!
Evan, stop. You're acting crazy.
I love you. Don't you remember?
Nobody loves me. - I do.
Now you trying to send me back. I ain't going back.
Send you back where? - You know where.
Donovan, stop.
Who's Donovan?
So yeah, I have a few memories, but not the ones I wanted.
That's an interesting experience.
I think we figured it out.
Let's just clarify a few things.
Your fiance bought you a memory chair
to help recall memories you don't remember having.
Is that correct?
That's correct.
After you used the chair,
you started having these experiences of being this Evan guy,
but your name is Donovan, not Evan, correct?
That's also correct.
You had no idea who Maya or Evan was
until you had this memory chair experience.
Is that correct?
Yes.
Is it possible that Maya and, or Evan never existed?
What do you mean?
Perhaps you're creating a memory
to help you forget a memory.
Is that even possible?
I think with Mindshare,
anything is possible.
So, how was the ride?
Bumpy at first, I had a co-pilot, some guy named Evan.
Evan? Huh.
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