typos are tragedies (unless I’m just not getting it)

the reviews were equivocal

What the!
This isn’t a joke for Liberal Arts majors!
Well, then. Me and my snarky quips about 18th century poets will go read webcomics elsewhere.

I had to wiki this, but after a long hour of straining thought i finally got it, and it made me lol.

Thanks Dorothy for introducing thought into my brain!

Both…until you start watching.

Good one, RDI. (Obviously, also: Good one, DG.)

The acting was good, but the lead singer sounded like a dying cat.

Did they… did they get box seats?

Nice to see Dorothy doing some outreach on behalf of the XKCD crowd.

Please don’t stop, I come here to fill in the liberal arts holes created by my mathematical and engineering education.

Don’t forget it’s an interactive play; the public affects how the story develops.

Love it!!

And come on, fellow liberal arts majors, this was a part of my required Philosophy Intro class in my B.A., was it not in yours??

seeing is the comedy HAHAHA

Love it.

I took formal logic for my Philosophy credit. It also counted as a math credit. I haven’t used figures not relating to lumber in seven years.

Oddly enough, I kinda WANT to do math now.

As with most of quantum physics, the cat thought experiment shows that our world must be a much stranger place than we had previously understood. Schrödinger wanted to show that the Copenhagen interpretation (which is already pretty strange) leaves questions unanswered, questions which seem (to us as apparently conscious individuals) fundamental and yet to which we have no answers. Or rather, lots of answers and no reason to believe any of them are correct.

midnight, and the kitties are and are not sleeping.

wunderbar.

Now and Forever.

Except when it isn’t.

I always thought that what Schrodinger’s thought experiment mostly showed was that cats and subatomic particles don’t behave the same way. Which is little surprise to me, but maybe Schrodinger had a thing about cats. I’ve known people who have to bring every conversation round to them, maybe he was like that about cats.

Heisenberg was pulled over by the police on the autobahn. The cop asked him, “do you know how fast you were going?” And Heisenberg answered, “no, but I know where I am.”

Omg, I laugh harder each time I read this

Love the physics punchline! So, is it an undead cat or an unlive zombie?