Would you ever let Schrodinger watch your cat?

Answer 1

my cats name IS Schrodingers Cat...and i can assure you he's quite alive right now, although i do expect one day he'll turn up in the dead state...

Answer 2

What it means is that god would not ever flood Mesopotamia again (just like when the Euphrates flooded all of it in 2900 BCE). There never was a global flood. "The reconstructed legend is this: Ziusudra reigned for ten years as king of Shuruppak, a Sumerian city then on the Euphrates River. Ziusudra's reign was at the end of the Jemdet Nasr period that ended with the flood of 2900 BC. Then as now, river barges were used for transporting cargo on the Euphrates River. This cargo included livestock, beer, wine, textiles, lumber, stone, metals, dried fish, vegetable oil, and other cargo. In June about 2900 BC during the annual inundation of the Euphrates River, the river was at crest stage. A six-day thunderstorm caused the river to rise about 15 cubits (22 feet) higher and to overflow the levees. By the time the river began to rise, it was already too late to evacuate to the foothills of the mountains 110 miles away. Ziusudra boarded one the the barges that was already loaded with cargo being transported to market. The runaway barge floated down the Euphrates River into the Persian Gulf and grounded in an estuary at the mouth of the river. After moving to dry land, Ziusudra offered a sacrifice to a Sumerian god on an alter at the top of a temple ziggurat, an artificial hill. Later, story tellers mistranslated the ambiguous word for hill as mountain. The story tellers then erroneously assumed that the nearby barge must have grounded on top of a mountain."

Answer 3

That schrodinger is one sick puppy, I tell you!

Answer 4

LMAO! I'd think not, I prefer to know for sure whether or not my cat is dead or alive.

Answer 5

As long as he never took his eyes off her

Answer 6

I have no cat and if I had, I won't mind.

Answer 7

yeah ...lol

i can't figure out how he can be both alive and dead