[ WP ] We have the technology to upload a persons mind into a clone . The clones only last 24 hours though . Your original body died long ago , and every day you have to swap out to a new body .

Consciousness. We used to cherish it when we had our biological bodies. Once your body dies out and your uploaded to the Skye, you do n't feel anything. Not physically anyway. 
 When Skye was put out by HueMan Industries, it changed the way everyone saw a life. Life expectancy did n't matter, we were able to recreate some of the most brilliant minds that have ever lived. Then HueMan released the Bodi. A vessel that your mind could upload into. A clone using a scan of your DNA that's copied from your consciousness. At first I was like everyone else, I believed in it. That I could save my consciousness on a hard drive. People could live without cancer or diabetes. The law changed, insurance policies changed, the internet is literally it's own world with a bunch of minds being thrown around. It did n't take long before I grew tired of it. I use my Bodi every once in a while but It does n't feel as real as if used to. I like to see how people customize them. With their perfect printed tattoos, piercings, their fake hair that grows over night, some prefer to make their Bodis look like they used. I like to change it up a bit. I only use it to pretend like I'm not looking through a window every day. Eventually, it got to the point where I kept asking myself if this was really me. That was the part that I hated because the truth would set in. Within 24 hours your Bodi dies. At the end of the day, you plug up to your HueMan Industries Mind Hub. Once you're completely uploaded, your clone's lifeless body drops to the floor a and decays within 6 hours. Some people surf the internet, others go shopping online but I just watch my Bodi decay in the BodiTub. The chemicals eating the flesh as hair, nails, and teeth roll down the drains. Even though I ca n't really die, it reminds of how precious my real body used to be and why death is appropriate. It reminds me that we all once had a soul. Now, it's a file.
