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A cat is placed in a box, together with a radioactive atom.
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| I don't like where this is going. | |
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If the atom decays, a hammer kills the cat; if the atom doesn't decay, the cat lives.
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| Which raises one question, what does Schrodinger have against cats? | |
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As the atom is considered to be in either state before the observer opens the box, the cat must thus be considered to be simutaneously dead and alive.
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| I hope no one out there is trying to to prove this theory! | |
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