Awesome. Also: no need to bash it just cause you don’t get it, just click that stumble button again.
darklooshkin
the Schroedinger effect: the higher the per capita population density of physicists in a particular town, the lower the per capita cats to humans ratio. I’d love to test that hypothesis some day… especially if you consider the need for an increased sample size.
i get it but i don’t think its that funny. well, i guess i think its a little funny but it doesn’t even make logical sense because the shroedinger cat concept is about NOT knowing if the cat is alive/dead so increasing it would just mean we didn’t know if BOTH cats were alive or dead, it doesn’t increase the accuracy at all..
that said, its a clever/cute idea and i guess i like the picture even though it doesn’t really equate to being a box that could release cyanide and kill a cat.
well regardless 7/10 and thats pretty decent i suppose. i stumble a lot and the average is 5!
hurr
The joke is that when people think of Shroedinger, they think of a cat in a box.
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dumb…
Awesome. Also: no need to bash it just cause you don’t get it, just click that stumble button again.
the Schroedinger effect: the higher the per capita population density of physicists in a particular town, the lower the per capita cats to humans ratio. I’d love to test that hypothesis some day… especially if you consider the need for an increased sample size.
i get it but i don’t think its that funny. well, i guess i think its a little funny but it doesn’t even make logical sense because the shroedinger cat concept is about NOT knowing if the cat is alive/dead so increasing it would just mean we didn’t know if BOTH cats were alive or dead, it doesn’t increase the accuracy at all..
that said, its a clever/cute idea and i guess i like the picture even though it doesn’t really equate to being a box that could release cyanide and kill a cat.
well regardless 7/10 and thats pretty decent i suppose. i stumble a lot and the average is 5!
The joke is that when people think of Shroedinger, they think of a cat in a box.