Schrödinger’s Cat watches Duck fire up time travel entanglement

Schrödinger’s Cat intently observing Time Travelling Duck inside an experimental Science box, as he fires up the time travel entanglement process.

Meantime, Quantum Bunny Rabbit begins shifting between multiple phases of superposition, for contrast to entanglement.

Your observations may vary 😁

/ Quick quantum mechanics definitions, for those confused:

– Superposition: In the quantum world, particles can exist in multiple states at once.

– Entanglement: Two things can be so interconnected that they influence each other, regardless of distance apart.

Link to explainer article in my comment below.

/ Edit, link to one of my previous related posts, of Schrödinger’s Cat stubbornly *not observing* Electric Cow inside the Science box:
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  1. Tom Kirkman

    Related comment 1 of 2:

    5 Concepts Can Help You Understand Quantum Mechanics and Technology — Without Math!

    If you’ve heard or read about quantum mechanics, you may have seen it described as “weird.” Even the great Albert Einstein — one of the founders of quantum mechanics — called certain aspects of the theory “spooky.”

    With its wave-like particles and particle-like waves, quantum mechanics certainly challenges our intuitions of how the world works. Accepting what is counterintuitive to us — while striving to learn more — is a very important part of science!

    ... In this blog post, I will attempt to normalize quantum mechanics by drawing analogies to concepts you may already know and understand.

    I will also try to explain the five things that I have noticed confuse people about quantum mechanics. (Don’t worry; no math will be required!)

    You probably don’t need to understand quantum mechanics in depth, but I hope this will help you think about it and how it applies to your life. ...

    https://www.nist.gov/blogs/taking-measure/5-concepts-can-help-you-understand-quantum-mechanics-and-technology-without

  2. Tom Kirkman

    Related comment 2 of 2:

    Alternate version of image.

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Gerry Deagnon

    *outstanding* quantum superposition doggo !

  4. Tom Kirkman

    heh heh Matthew Sinclair, I did enjoy my usual 2 cups of super strong black coffee at 3 am this morning 🤣

    Meantime, have an alternate version of a surreal melting galactic vine eating sloth, an alternate image from one of my comments in another thread this fine and glorious morning:

    Dreamy nebula-nibbling sloth-vine dangling from a purple galaxy branch, tendrils sparking auroras, exuberant watercolor splashes in indigo and gold. Visual vibes of being suspended in zero-gravity orchards, and yawning black holes.

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tomkirkman_an-imagined-expressionistic-duck-billed-platitude-activity-7392189273040531456-tFdw

  5. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Matthew Sinclair

    for whatever reason, the LinkedIn AI is mostly preventing me from seeing my own comment, which I finally managed to snag and screenshot below.

    Throttling here on LI can be weird. I can't find anything offensive in my comment, and it was not shown in my comment history.

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