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IC : Weblogs : sub_way : "shrodingers cat..."

shrodingers cat... (3)

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Posted by sub_way on Tue 20 Feb 07, 10:49 PM

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20 Feb 07, 11:32 PM Paul99 UK(RG), 4 yrs	Schroedinger obviously didn't have a cat. Why? Because in his potential 'dead or alive' scenario, he failed to take account of the more likely state of cat, being the seething mass of teeth and claws that is normally a confined cat upon opening the box! Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt
21 Feb 07, 1:14 AM electrocentric UK(LE), 2 yrs	Do you not mean the Heisenberg uncertainty principle? Which in this case would say that you can know the ultimate truth or the ultimate value. Would knowing the full truth, detract from the value? Would knowing the full value, detract from the truth? Trusting your instinct means you can concentrate on the value, without trying to nail down the full absolute truth. Either way I have a valuable truth for you..... Quantum physics kills brain cells. Sometimes by making you bang your head against a brick wall, Sometimes by making you go out and get drunk. Either way it is best left at a safe distance.
21 Feb 07, 7:15 AM sub_way UK, 2 yrs	electrocentric wrote: Do you not mean the Heisenberg uncertainty principle? Which in this case would say that you can know the ultimate truth or the ultimate value. Would knowing the full truth, detract from the value? Would knowing the full value, detract from the truth? Trusting your instinct means you can concentrate on the value, without trying to nail down the full absolute truth. Either way I have a valuable truth for you..... Quantum physics kills brain cells. Sometimes by making you bang your head against a brick wall, Sometimes by making you go out and get drunk. Either way it is best left at a safe distance. Heisenberg uncertainty principle..thats what i meant thankYou. try to keep it at a safe distance but cant help looking...the more i try not to look the more i see..lol, i give up. like Shrodingers cat...the more You look the less You see...aka..when You have one You want the more valueless to everybody else they become...and what are they to You when they are considered valueless? Your EGO is All...