How PEP Works
The Basics
When PEP is brought onto your team, she is deployed as a unified system across your company. Each employee, from the CEO to any outward facing sales rep is outfitted with a state of the art sensorial emotional neural device (SEND) node. Even your customers can opt in to PEP when they walk through your door, for a more personalized, tailored experience.
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modifiable chemical
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SEND node​
PEP hub
raw sensory input
personal data profile
PEP personal assistant
reskinned sensory input
The Hard- and Soft-ware
The SEND node, easily attached to your temple, is worn throughout the day, collecting information about your emotional response to various different environments and interactions. Based on this, it builds a profile of your emotional homeostasis, accounting for typical energy fluctuations, specific emotional triggers, and which people you best respond to for criticism or praise.
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Your SEND node contains your individual PEP hub, where your personal profile is stored, and your personal emotional assistant is housed. The PEP hub acts as a mitigating layer between your own sensorial input, and your cognitive perception of it. Located at the first layer of your neural stimulus interface, the PEP hub has the ability to calibrate your perception of your environment. With perceptual and chemical tweaks, it can make the office seem brighter, your salad taste sweeter, and the success of meeting a deadline seem that much more fulfilling.
This personal profile can be further augmented and expanded with additional data sources of personal preference and behavior, including, but not limited to: personal messages, social media profiles, customer reviews, entertainment preferences, and workplace performance reviews.
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The Act of Reskinning
From your personal profile, PEP uses state of the art machine learning to predict how you will react to specific situations and feedback mechanisms when you encounter them. It then uses predictive modeling to choose the best possible reskinning of a situation to translate its intended impact to your perception of its reality. A neural decompiler breaks this reskinning down into its specific sensorial and chemical components, like the amount of dopamine released in your brain and the image your eyes see. Your PEP hub then feeds these components into your neural interface, so that you perceive these altered components as your reality.
When you communicate with other PEP users, their PEP hubs can transmit their original message as well as its intended impact to your PEP hub, which can then follow the same process of neural adjustment to align your perception and reactions with the outcome they hoped for. Remember, PEP isn't making your decisions for you. It's simply ensuring that messages are delivered in the purest forms possible by calibrating all interactions at the receiving end.