How Does Severance Actually Work? Lumon's Most Controversial Procedure, Explained
Severance's premise involves a controversial procedure that separates work memories from ones experienced in the outside world, but how does it work?
Apple TV+'s Severance is one of the best and weirdest series in recent years, largely because of its premise, in which employees working for the mysterious Lumon Industries agree to a procedure that separates work memories from the ones of the outside world. A sharp commentary on current office work ethics, this procedure is controversial within the series' own universe due to the mental effects and consequences on both personas that are created as a result. But how exactly does it work?
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