Is the Viral ‘Nubbin’ Brain Chip Real? The Terrifying Truth Behind the Memory Curating Device

We’ve all seen the headlines and the viral TikToks: a new “memory curating brain chip” called Nubbin is taking the internet by storm. With its ominous ads featuring users whose eyes turn white as they escape into a virtual consciousness, the device has sparked a wave of both fascination and fear. Is this a real product that’s gone too far, or is there something else at play?

Created by a company called TCKR Systems, the Nubbin is marketed as a device that allows you to “revisit dreams and points in your life,” promising a “perfect reality.” The campaign is incredibly elaborate, with its own TikTok page boasting over 17,000 followers, celebrity endorsements from figures like Rylan Clark, and ads popping up everywhere from YouTube to billboards. The realism of the campaign has people genuinely concerned, with comments online ranging from “This is not technology, this is possession” to “I need this so I can mentally go to another country.”

But don’t worry, you can breathe a sigh of relief. The Nubbin is not real.

It’s all an expertly crafted and highly effective PR stunt for the upcoming seventh season of Netflix’s chilling anthology series, Black Mirror.

This isn’t the first time the show has blurred the lines between reality and fiction. Die-hard fans will recognise TCKR Systems as the same fictional company from iconic episodes like “San Junipero,” “Playtest,” and “Black Museum.” This time, the company and the Nubbin device are expected to play a central role in several new episodes, including “Eulogy” and “Hotel Reverie.”

The campaign’s success in convincing people that this terrifying technology exists proves that the show’s creators haven’t lost their touch. It’s the perfect way to build anticipation for a new season that promises to be as unsettling and thought-provoking as ever.

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Source: Indy100

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