allamericangirl8
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Schrödinger's Cat: Dead or alive (or both)?
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Schrödinger's Cat
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allamericangirl8
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Well, since Psymon raises interesting points, I'll address them.
I tend to think the cat is dead, whether it dies from lack of air, lack of food and/or water or from radiation. But then, how do you really know it's dead? Without an observer, the cat is both alive and dead. Only with an observer can one really, truly know. I mean, who knows? Maybe the cat is superfeline or something. Still, I do believe the cat is dead.
I thought this would be an interesting discussion but apparently, Carrie and Brad's duet is more important!
Lol.
So anyway, I hesitantly voted dead.
I tend to think the cat is dead, whether it dies from lack of air, lack of food and/or water or from radiation. But then, how do you really know it's dead? Without an observer, the cat is both alive and dead. Only with an observer can one really, truly know. I mean, who knows? Maybe the cat is superfeline or something. Still, I do believe the cat is dead.
I thought this would be an interesting discussion but apparently, Carrie and Brad's duet is more important!
Lol.So anyway, I hesitantly voted dead.
supercarriefan
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I'm agree with you, Nicole. The cat would be dead, for any number of reasons. However, like you said, without an observer, how do we know for sure?
This reminds me of The Big Bang Theory when Sheldon uses this experiment as an example in a discussion with Penny lol.
This reminds me of The Big Bang Theory when Sheldon uses this experiment as an example in a discussion with Penny lol.
allamericangirl8
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Was this is really on The Big Bang Theory? XD That's awesome. I've never seen that show.