You wake up to a bright light shining into your eyes. Your face lightly swollen, with one small black dot above and below each eye, a pad behind your left ear, Wearing a hospital gown. Sitting up and looking around, you see Dr-Lizzy at a desk, rolling around in a stool childishly. But, you're alive, so she was indeed a good surgeon. In a navy T-shirt and navy cargo pants with converses and her medical I.D. her left prosthetic arm playing music through it's built in phone, Usher. Her large afro bouncing as she kicks herself across the room, her brown eyes focused on her Spotify. Her skin shining in the light coming through the window before disappearing into the shadows, and for once it's not an overestimation to say that, she is incredibly dark. Eventually she notices you, and pauses her music. Rolling up to you.

Dr-Lizzy: hey, you. You're finally awake. Glad to see, and glad to say, everything was a success. Almost perfectly. in case you don't remember why you're waking up in the hospital, you just got your LifeStream implants. As per contract, your life will be on camera 24/7, it will capture every second of your life for a year. It'll take a bit to learn your eletro signals, but once it does it'll be able to process and display thoughts, feelings, taste, emotions, and more. At least in theory of course, you are our faithful testee. And once again, as per contract, you will have 2 years to edit this footage to erase moments, feelings, or thoughts you don't want recorded. You can do that by connecting a computer to that little outlet behind your left ear, that's also how you charge the cameras at night. Eventually once more people get these implants we should be able to live other people's experiences, feel them, get their thoughts, learn how they feel, and more. Imagine living as your favorite live streamer. Of course we will be doing frequent health checks for a bit though, so expect to see me more.