Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 6 Dec 1994.
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Entwisle's Dog meets Schrodinger's Cat
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· 1 message · 6 Dec 1994
David Howard,Ph3751,Rm368 (dav...@ist.flinders.edu.au) wrote: > I was explaining the idea of Schrodinger's Cat to a fellow > PhD student. In particular, the role of the observer... > What if the observer was a dog (named for said fellow PhD student) > rather than a human? ... > If you take the position that the dog is concious, so that the > situation is the same as that for a human observer, then what > about the case where the observer is a mouse (which had better > hope the cat collapses to "dead" ;-) )... > Comments anyone? For example, the "real" name for > Entwisle's dog if this idea has been considered before... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Entwisle's Dog meets Schrodinger's Cat ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROWWWWRR! /\_/\ |/ |o -| =(__*__)= . ,' U ', )) 8''''' , , '''''8 )\\ // ''''''. .'''''' _``\`,- '''' ''- ,,,/ / .' '. .---'a> , < ,<' << ,<, ' / \ .' , '., `v^w ' , << ,< ' < < / \ Eep. .' , ,, ''8 ````--' \ ,,,---''/ <' // _ _ / ,, ,'',, ',.' ''''' !! ;; ( ' / \ ( )( ) ___ , ''',,' ', '8 !!</ \ `\ / \../-' \_ '''' '' <</ / /</ \///___/// (FL) <</ .====='/ -Matthew MacIntyre- -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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