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Space Chronicle 

Celebrity Face Theft –

Facial Copyright Infringement Peaking

Plastic surgery used to be a manual facial molding labor, with questionable results for many. But when automated plastic nano-surgery was created, a new world opened up, a world where looks were truly flexible.

 

The non-pervasive procedure required patients to swallow a shot of computerized nano-particles with various added flavors, such as; chocolate, vanilla, blueberry, and rhubarb. Once absorbed into your system the nano-particles were activated and connected to the external operating system via blue tooth. Through the external operating system, the doctor simply chose the facial template of your pick and the nano-particles did the rest.

 

Living in a society where someone’s physical appearance could change overnight became both confusing and scary. Soon organizations like True Me rose to prominence with core messages of maintaining one's organic birth face, while business selling designer faces boomed. But one main problem that came to be was face theft. 

 

DNA readers had to be stationed at the entrance to every country, state, city, and even local business, after the first wave of crimes and terrorism by what visually looked like celebrities such as, the boy band "Fancy Cogs" impersonators who robbed several banks and "Lilla Pop" teen actor impersonator who poisoned all the pastries at a Tokyo bakery.  It quite literally changed the way we viewed the world and ourselves in it.

 

Though DNA gates helped identify who someone was from birth, people were still very upset when their faces showed up on another person on the street. Thus Facial Copyright was born.

 

Still people have found ways around legal protection, with black-market surgeries and surgeries done in places where copyrights cannot be upheld. Some people even preferred to pay the fines to get the perfect celebrity nose of cyborg Jennifer Lawrence the fourth.

 

But let’s be honest for a moment, if you really examine noses, they are all pretty weird. It’s just an odd geometrical design. Is it really worth the trouble? Well, for some apparently it is.

 

We understand the need to change something external that is making you unhappy, but perhaps you can reach into the family album and find some new lips closer to home. From personal experience, it is daunting when your best friend looks like Maria Carey overnight. 

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