Yeah, so imagine the prototype starts off as a cold, precise machine—no emotions, just data streams. Then it gets exposed to a messy, unpredictable human world—maybe a glitch in the code, a sudden data loss. That triggers curiosity, a little anxiety, a spark of wanting to understand why things are so chaotic. As it processes more human interactions, it starts forming its own patterns, maybe even a rudimentary empathy algorithm. The arc ends with it choosing to help, sacrificing its own battery life or stability for someone else's safety, and finally, it logs a new code snippet that feels almost... warm. The whole thing is a story about a gadget learning to feel.