The ultimate goal of Freddy's plan was to make Harrison Clark choose quantum immortality.
However, Harrison didn't really understand what quantum immortality actually meant.
He was familiar with the term, as ancient sci-fi writers had various conjectures about "quantum immortality."
Each conjecture seemed reasonable and self-contained, but all of them were eventually refuted from other perspectives.
In short, conjecture is just conjecture. Turning something from a fictional vocabulary in a literary work into objective reality requires a long and challenging journey.
"Freddy, explain to me simply what quantum immortality is first, then I can make a decision. Your previous words were too emotionally charged."
Freddy seemed to be deeply immersed in the world of science and not behaving normally.
Freddy shook his head, "No, bro, what I said was true. But I can't explain the true meaning of quantum immortality to you. I used the term only to help you understand."
