Wetware

A groundbreaking bioengineering firm introduces Mungoes, humans devoid of memories, emotions, and autonomy, designed for seamless manual labor. Yet, the chief engineer envisions a more profound purpose for these beings. In a clandestine effort, he starts embedding them with artificial memories and feelings, granting them the capacity for love. As he pushes the boundaries of ethics and technology, the implications of his experiments challenge the very essence of humanity and free will. Tensions rise as the line blurs between creator and creation, sparking a profound moral dilemma.