Double Boundary Anchor Point

Quantum physicist Chen Ming has always believed that parallel universes are just mathematical games. Until he opened his father's diary. March 12, 2005: I dreamed that another me was teaching graduate students. September 5, 2011: Something went wrong with the experiment over there. They observed something they shouldn't have observed. April 17, 2035: Two universes are approaching. I was the only observer. Chen Ming used the laboratory's quantum computer to analyze the diary data and came to a terrifying conclusion - his father's consciousness was establishing quantum entanglement between the two worlds. The price of entanglement is that only one of the two universes can exist. When science cannot explain it, do you choose to believe your father or the formula?