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That wrong interpretation of the thing. Nothing can never be in two different states simultaneously. It just represent a probability, like either it will be heads or it will be tails. It will never be both heads and tails simultaneously.
Quantum mechanical way of drawing Doug is one efficient way of successfully drawing Doug. However there a 50% probability that you can succeeds or fails in drawing Doug.
Unfortunately I think the actual thought experiment involved the cat being dead and not dead at the same time, until he was observed. Not quite as much fun for the cat, who’s either dead or stuck inside a box until someone observes him.
Count me among those who miss the point of the “theory”. Whether the cat in the box is alive or dead or somewhere in between is an objective fact. The subjective uncertainties on the part of an “observer” are totally irrelevant.
danketaz Premium Member about 2 years ago
I think I just heard a gazpacho particle decay.
Gent about 2 years ago
That wrong interpretation of the thing. Nothing can never be in two different states simultaneously. It just represent a probability, like either it will be heads or it will be tails. It will never be both heads and tails simultaneously.
Gent about 2 years ago
Quantum mechanical way of drawing Doug is one efficient way of successfully drawing Doug. However there a 50% probability that you can succeeds or fails in drawing Doug.
Liam Astle Premium Member about 2 years ago
Where are the air holes?
Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member about 2 years ago
I think you missed the point of that theory, Ruben. But then, maybe that’s the point of this comic. I may have missed that.
tims145 about 2 years ago
Unfortunately I think the actual thought experiment involved the cat being dead and not dead at the same time, until he was observed. Not quite as much fun for the cat, who’s either dead or stuck inside a box until someone observes him.
AndrewSihler about 2 years ago
Count me among those who miss the point of the “theory”. Whether the cat in the box is alive or dead or somewhere in between is an objective fact. The subjective uncertainties on the part of an “observer” are totally irrelevant.