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In 2035, memory is currency-and Dr. Alex Rivera is about to discover the true cost of consciousness.
When neurologist Dr. Alex Rivera joins MemoriTech, she believes she's helping preserve precious memories for Alzheimer's patients and their families. The company's revolutionary technology can extract, store, and transfer human memories with perfect fidelity. But Alex's faith shatters when she uncovers a horrifying truth: MemoriTech is systematically harvesting memories from vulnerable populations-Holocaust survivors, psychiatric patients, refugees-selling their most intimate experiences to the highest bidder.
The nightmare becomes personal when Alex's own grandmother, Elena, a Holocaust survivor, appears on MemoriTech's extraction target list. Her grandmother's traumatic memories are worth millions to museums and entertainment companies seeking "authentic" historical experiences. As Alex races to protect Elena, she discovers MemoriTech's ultimate goal: the Memory Immortality project, where CEO Marcus Chen plans to create artificial beings built from thousands of stolen consciousness fragments.
Forced underground with the resistance group known as the Liberation Front, Alex makes a desperate choice-she undergoes memory integration herself, carrying the voices of exploitation survivors in her own mind. With twelve distinct testimonies guiding her consciousness, she becomes a living archive of corporate crimes while fighting to maintain her own identity.
From the gleaming corporate towers of San Francisco to secret extraction facilities in international waters, from European memory refugee camps to the final confrontation in MemoriTech's consciousness construction chambers, "The Memory Bank" explores what happens when human identity itself becomes a commodity.
This pulse-pounding thriller asks urgent questions about technology, consent, and the nature of consciousness itself. In a world where memories can be copied, who owns your thoughts? When experiences can be transferred, what makes you uniquely human? And how far would you go to protect not just your life, but your very soul?
