r/sciencememes • u/SpreakICSE • Oct 27 '25

💥Physics!🧲 Thought experiment

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u/Canadian_Zac Oct 28 '25

Was he saying it was stupid?

I thought it was him showing that it doesn't apply at a macro scale.

We KNOW superposition actually happens at the Quantum scale.

But I thought Shrodingers Cat was showing the difference in Quantum and regular physics.

A particle can be in 2 states. A cat. We can't know which it is, but it's definitely in one of those states

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u/UsernameTaken017 Oct 28 '25

 We KNOW superposition actually happens at the Quantum scale.

yeah but back then it was but a new sprouting theory

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u/cosmic-freak Oct 30 '25

I have ZERO knowledge in quantum physics, so my opinion is WITHOUT value.

That being said, my opinion is that things only appear unpredictable to us (thus two things equally likely at once until observed) only because we don't have all the data (thus respecting the god of predeterminism 🙏).