Dr. Douglas explains how Schrodinger's quantum mechanics thought experiment relates to humor. Part of the "Science of Humor" episode of The Randumb Show available at http://video.google.com/vid...
Dr. Douglas explains how Schrodinger's quantum mechanics thought experiment relates to humor. Part of the "Science of Humor" episode of The Randumb Show available at http://video.google.com/videoplay?doc...
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where does it exist as both dead and alive? (since in reality, it can only be one or the other) in our heads? in the box? theoretically? in our explanation of the possible outcome?
Lol wow, i'm doing a project on Schrodinger and i just decided to look this up. it took me so long to under stand it but this vid did it =D. so everything is in more that one state until it is observed. the cat is dead and alive until it is observed. thats what a lot of these vids are leaving out.
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