I think it's misleading at best and deceptive at worst.

[He sits on the bed. Despite his snappishness, he is grateful to see her here. That familiar voice and knowledge that he isn't alone in this mess is more comforting than he would have thought.

One hand comes up, rubbing at the scar at the base of his neck. They implanted a chip there, that's . . . more than a little worrying.]

And while I can at least understand the basic logic of why they recruited us, I can't say I'm entirely convinced that something so disorganized is truly the best way to research this. Which in turn makes me think this isn't what it sells itself to be.