Schrodingers box never had any windows
Just a door for others to find you
Just a coin with death on one side
Just an exit where you can check out
But you can never leave
— TheLiteraryEdd , @LiteraryEdd .
Schrodingers box never had any windows
Just a door for others to find you
Just a coin with death on one side
Just an exit where you can check out
But you can never leave
— TheLiteraryEdd , @LiteraryEdd .
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Nice poem
Purrrty Good!
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I sense a bit of Eagles there in at the end…
Right? xD
Yep. Hotel California.
Such a lovely place 🙂
Hahhaha. Also a fan?
Yeahh. I grew up on old school rock ^^
I did not understand today’s poem until I done some research into Schrodingers box. When I read it I was shocked to find out they put a cat in a locked box,a flask of poison and radioactivity source. If the internal monitor detects radioactivity the flask is shattered releasing the poison which kills the cat. I was happy to read this was not actually done as an experiment.It went on to describe in more detail which I couldn’t really understand.x??