Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for March 10, 2017

Schrödinger’s cat’s big problem was that he couldn’t think outside the box.

Satchel just automatically considers himself one of “Pavlov’s Dogs?”

I’ve never understood that Schroedinger’s Cat thing – I’m sure that in a couple of days, one sniff would tell you if the cat is alive or not.

It don’t smell until you smell.

Good point Satchel. There could hypothetically be a lot of hypothetical cats.

Schrödinger’s cat is not about the physical reality, but about the person’s knowledge, or lack thereof, in knowing the truth. The box is sealed, and the given time is undetermined. Has the cat survived its unknown length of time in the box or not? It is about the fact that with a lack of information you cannot know the truth without investigating.

Still like the precedent hypothetical cats wisecrack. When Satch begins to make sense, does that mean we are in the alternative facts reality of “is the glass half full/half empty”?

Schroedinger’s cat was one of the undead.

Wait…did Satchel just say “hypothetical”?!? Yes, we are in an alternate universe.

Cannot argue with Satch’s logic on this one.