The Terminal Experiment is a science fiction novel written by Robert J. Sawyer. The story is set in the near future on Earth and revolves around the concept of life after death. Peter Hobson, a renowned physicist, conducts an experiment to determine if there is life after death by recording the brain activity of his terminally ill friend, who agrees to participate in the experiment. However, the results of the experiment lead to unforeseen consequences, as the recorded brain activity takes on a life of its own. As the experiment takes a dark turn, Peter finds himself in the midst of moral and ethical dilemmas, questioning the implications of his work and the potential consequences for humanity. The novel delves into themes of consciousness, mortality, and the ethical boundaries of scientific exploration, ultimately leaving readers with profound questions about the nature of existence.
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