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Schrödinger’s Arafat

Trevor | 5 November 2004 1:38 AM | Of theatre, Splog

This seemed to me an interesting view of the media-meets-multiple-state-man scenario we’re now in:

In the Everett many-worlds interpretation, which does not single out observation as a special process, both states persist, but decohere. When an observer opens the box, he becomes entangled with the cat, so observer-states corresponding to the cat being alive and dead are formed, and each can have no interaction with the other.

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John B sez:
5 November 2004 at 2:19 PM
A feline old geezer named Yasser
Kept them constantly guessing qué pasa.
When his spirit ascended
Its vector was bended,
Escaping detection by NASA

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