My Cat Is Still Alive

[lxdude]

We are lucky it was not Schroedinger's cat! Then everything would have been uncertain......

PE

Maybe the cat did die but we don't know it because it's still alive...

 

[Photo Engineer]

Or maybe it is the Cheshire cat and has vanished, except for the smile.

PE

 

[Mark Antony]

My guess is the cats urine will be pure feral cyanide.

 

[Photo Engineer]

My guess is the cats urine will be pure feral cyanide.

That must be a new oxidation state!

PE

 

[eddym]

We are lucky it was not Schroedinger's cat! Then everything would have been uncertain......

PE

I'm not too certain about Schroedinger, for that matter... Has anyone observed him lately?

 

[keithwms]

I'm not too certain about Schroedinger, for that matter... Has anyone observed him lately?

I collapse his wavefunction daily.

 

[pellicle]

That must be a new oxidation state!

be interesting to see the electron pussing diagram

(getting weak here....)

 

[Photo Engineer]

Heisenberg might have posted here, I think.

Is that the weak force coming into play?

PE

 

[pellicle]

Heisenberg might have posted here, I think.

Is that the weak force coming into play?

PE

I've been wanting to answer this, but I'm uncertain

perhaps the Rachel Hunter principle applies here

 

[lxdude]

Heisenberg might have posted here, I think.

Is that the weak force coming into play?

PE

Maybe the weak farce.

 

[lxdude]

I collapse his wavefunction daily.

So did I when I lived on the coast, if his wavefunction looks anything like an umbrella.




Ever notice the British Royal's wavefunction? Mechanical.

 

[Kirk Keyes]

HEY - why don't you guys that this physics banter to the "Deleted" thread! Let's get back to important stuff - like cats!

 

[Photo Engineer]

Kirk, you are being - well,,,, kinda catty!

PE

 

[st23]

If the discussion is about cats and physics shouldn't we be playing around with string theory?

After years of visiting the forum i didn't think i would have to apologize for my first post, but who knew ! Sadly this is all i have had to contribute! (yes, I've been meaning to subscribe) Much learned though. Thanks!

 

[st23]

sorry for being off topic, but on topic with the tangent of cats and physics ... I like to write poetry about obscure things on a whim .. so in the spirit of monty python (rene' descarte was a drunken old ...) ...

...I present the similarity between physicists and cats. please excuse lack of meter, spelling, etc.


niels bohr? They had to give him what-for
to get him off the kitchen table.
Faraday would catch two mice a day
and three if he was able


Issac Newton was not fond of gluton
but he sure loved tuna fish.
he could always tell when something fell
miles away in his supper dish


Cleaning Einsteins hair was real nightmare,
he'd cough up a big fur ball.
Doin his best in a gravity test-
landed feet-first when he'd fall.


max planck created quite a stanck,
when he used his kitty litter.
yes thats right, it was quite a sight
he didnt have a propper sh..ter.


ok. that's my second, and perhaps last post as i have explained all i know of physics, cats and photography Thanks

 

[lxdude]

I sure there's more where that came from! How about say, Heisenberg? And you can't leave out Schroedinger!

And don't worry about being off topic-the cat didn't die, so it did.

 

[lxdude]

I sure there's more where that came from! How about say, Heisenberg? And you can't leave out Schroedinger!

And don't worry about being off topic-the cat didn't die, so it did.

The topic, that is.

 

[Sirius Glass]

Got a midnight call from PETA, eh?

Yes, PETA means People Eating Tasty Animals

Steve