{This is told from Arro's Point of View}
I joined the Few at 19, I had worked through being a conformist and ended up breaking the hold the chip had on me. It was hard to do. It felt so unnatural to go against everything my brain was telling me to do. It would tell me to not do things because it as against the Alliance had programmed into the chips. It felt like I was doing something morally wrong when I would go turn up to work 5 minuets late. It felt like I was committing a crime when I would not read the terms and conditions before clicking accept. I felt like a rebel. And over 6 months of it slowly started to click away, until I felt less bothered about the things I was doing. I could get bigger thrills and after that, I was committing actual crimes, hacking banks, with an active chip
