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@Ahri, Glad I'm not the only one
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He then told the cop Jesse was under the car
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@EdgarAllanPoo, I also first thought of Breaking Bad when I saw Heisenberg...
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@Lover of Waffles, it's my favorite show of all time man, nothing better
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"Are you aware?" "I do"
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*is a dead cat
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@Bigmeatjimmy, it's like nails on a chalkboard reading "us".
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@Bigmeatjimmy, is also a live cat, prior to the trunk opening
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@Bigmeatjimmy, FML for me then...
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The grammar. It gave me cancer (insert Spider-Man picture)
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Heisenberg "I am the one who pulls you over"
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I'm refraining from commenting all the horrible comments vigorously shooting out of my head.
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@Multiple personality, that seriously did not come out right!
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@Multiple personality, oh, wow! I'm done.
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@Multiple personality, you can only refrain so much...
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@Metzger, I thought I had control, but alas, I was wrong.
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Heh heh. Arouses the officer
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This was also posted on George Takei's page the other day.... Would anybody like me to supply the explanation that I gave on his page?
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@Gay Ninja, yes
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@Wenis Prinkle, heisenberg's theory was that you can tell the direction a particle is going or the speed it is going but not both simultaneously. Schrodinger's test was to lock a cat in a box and pump in poison. He believed that since nobody could see the cat (which symbolized certain particles) it was simultaneously dead and alive, but once the box was opened, and the cat viewed, reality would rush in and the cat would be either dead or alive (but of course, since it was poisonous gas, the cat was dead)
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@Gay Ninja, thanks! I got the schrodinger bit but I wasn't familiar with heisenberg
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@Gay Ninja, Schrödinger's though experiment was to place a cat inside a box with a radioactive source, which would release poisonous gas if radiation was emitted from the source. This is determined by the wave function which collapses into one of two states through observation. This means that the state of the cat (dead/alive) is tethered to the wave function of the radioactive source, and therefore exists in a superposition until an observation is made. Schrödinger used this thought experiment to point out flaws in the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, namely that large scale objects can not be viewed in terms of quantum mechanics without imposing a paradox. There are many different answers to whether the cat can actually be in a superposition or not, it depends on your interpretation of quantum mechanics. Adding a bit to your explanation 😁
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@Bramble, I actually had never heard about the radioactive part... I only knew about the poison gas....
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This is awesome
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16 July 2014 #16July2014
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#storytime
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I love the cat theory
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I was convinced this was breaking bad so I didn't even get it 😂😂
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You do realize that Heisenberg was an actual scientist... Not just a meth dealer lol look him up.
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Is that you mr. White?
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I don't get this whole "schrodinger" thing. What am I missing?
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@Guppocalypse, pic 108128
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"aroused"
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Don't talk about the bodies Don't talk about the bodies Don't talk about the bodies
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Taha
I did not read "suspicion," so I thought the officer was aroused and wanted to check a different trunk.