I wanted to teach my kids the “Uncertainty Principal.” And I had a small box, a Geiger counter and a bit of radioactive substance. I got some Hydrochloric acid. With a bit of tinkering and I had my own Schrödinger’s Cat Box. Now I only needed a cat! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Even though my cat "Peter" volunteered for this experiment I felt bad. He was still alive at the end, don't worry. But it was freaky there for a while when the lid was closed and he was both alive and dead. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! But my kids learned so much about physics.
What we need is a Schrodinger's Litter Box. Unless you're fool enough to open the lid, it never needs emptying.
I remember seeing Megadeth back in 1988. Front row, baby. It's good to be big and strong in a general admission situation.
Yeah, I'm tiny and that sucks. Some big asshole got in front of me last time I was at the house of blues and then well, I started a fight and got kicked out but HEY, fuck that guy.
Well the mistake those scientists made is in thinking they could get a cat to do something it didn't want to. You can buy a basket and expect the cat to sleep in it. But it won't! And yet the cat will quite happily kip on your expensive new kashmir sweater or Megadeth tee-shirt. That's probably why cats are the idea creature with which to demonstrate the Uncertainty Principle. And will continue to be the animal of choice for all discerning quantum physicist's