From past experience working in insurance companies, my first guess would be:
Creating clones and spreading them throughout the multiverse to run a battery of tests for risk-susceptibility in a spacetime isolation bubble, and then producing a premium inversely proportional to the expected life-profitability of the clones studied. With typos in the stats and compound rounding errors (always rounding upwards).
What were they going to do with it?
From past experience working in insurance companies, my first guess would be:
Creating clones and spreading them throughout the multiverse to run a battery of tests for risk-susceptibility in a spacetime isolation bubble, and then producing a premium inversely proportional to the expected life-profitability of the clones studied. With typos in the stats and compound rounding errors (always rounding upwards).
That sounds fair enough; as long as the premiums are accurate.
You know, I don’t even remember? There was nothing remotely plausible that I was going to object to. I just objected on principle to not being told.