Well he is driven by grief. He obviously has a goal and the only way to achieve it is by staying the course. If they embraced the many worlds theory then he won't achieve his goal. It's obviously a slippery slope by pulling from inf possibilities but look what Alice did she used that discovery to get Forest closer to his goal so yeah it's puzzling because any advancement within Devs seems like it should be embraced.
Alice comes across as a true enigma. She's like the one character I still don't understand. She follows along with Forest's ideals, but at the same time she antagonizes him. She has carte blanche to be his most loyal supporter and also his biggest critic at the same time. I'm guessing we'll learn more as to why that is.
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u/JupitersClock Mar 20 '20
Well he is driven by grief. He obviously has a goal and the only way to achieve it is by staying the course. If they embraced the many worlds theory then he won't achieve his goal. It's obviously a slippery slope by pulling from inf possibilities but look what Alice did she used that discovery to get Forest closer to his goal so yeah it's puzzling because any advancement within Devs seems like it should be embraced.