Compressed Mnemonic Imprinting

Compressed Mnemonic Imprinting (CMI) refers to the process by which information is installed into a brain. The proceedure and related machinery was developed as part of the Engineers' global subversion plot, in which it provided a near as vital role as the clones themselves. 
The process itself is essentially a form of brainwashing. By subjecting the target brain to specific electrical signals, vast amounts of information can be absorbed in a short amount of time. This allowed for the Engineers to rapidly produce clones that would be capable of functioning in normal society, coming out of their rapid tank development cycle equipped with knowledge of language, culture, and ego. As could be expected, the process is highly stressful and traumatic to the brain in question, and failures in the early stages of the program were not uncommon. As the process improved over the years, the Engineers were able to better guide the imprinting process to craft specific personas, forming the foundation of their gene-slave trade. With sufficient data on the original subject, the Engineers were even able to create clone-replacements of people. For combat-purpose creations, CMI allowed for these organisms to be deployed equipped with intimate knowledge of squad tactics and even a degree of psuedo battlefield experience.
CMI can only be implemented in the time between where the brain and body's senses are fully developed but before they have actually been put to use receiving and processing outside stimuli. After the initial programming, it cannot be used on the same subject again. For similar reasons, CMI is ineffective on normal humans.
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