Last One to Post Wins! v2

[Fleurdelis]

And I will win at all costs :)

 

[Mahian23]

Never gonna give you up!

 

[Starlight]

The win gave up on you...

 

[Fleurdelis]

and you...

 

[ReKoil]

What if you need to lose to win?

 

[StCooler]

That seems counterintuitive...
Thus, it is probably valid in quantum mechanics.

 

[Megan]

The thing about Schroedingers Cat is that he made that example just to show how ridiculous the idea of quantum mechanics is. But ironically, everybody decided to take it seriously. And now we have a ton of Youtube videos explaining why the cat is both dead and alive at the same time.

You underestimate my anti-air capabilities

Is it the Cruisers? Nobody expects the Cruisers!
Because they suck.

 

[Fleurdelis]

No, its the Spanish Cruisers :'D

 

[Retek]

IDK how the last one to post here is a winner when in reality everyone is a winner!

Congrats to you all! 😄

 

[Gardevoir1]

Oh wow, thank you!

 

[Fleurdelis]

As a well known warmongerer i say victory for me, but not for thee

 

[Retek]

But still, I posted last, sooooo!

 

[StCooler]

The thing about Schroedingers Cat is that he made that example just to show how ridiculous the idea of quantum mechanics is. But ironically, everybody decided to take it seriously. And now we have a ton of Youtube videos explaining why the cat is both dead and alive at the same time.

I think you missed my point ^^
I was only saying that quantum mechanic is counterintuitive, as was ReKoil's statement ^^

Spoiler:

I know a bit about probability/statistics, and I think the main issue with Schrödinger's cat is that we consider that the cat is in both states. The "both state" thing really bothers me, which I'll illustrate with a die.

Assume you have a die, that you haven't rolled yet. Which number have you rolled?
If you haven't rolled it yet, it shows no number. The idea of number doesn't really make sense if you haven't rolled the die.
However, all numbers have the same probability of showing. Does that mean that the die is showing all its numbers at the same time (if you haven't rolled it)?
Of course not.
It's just that, if you have to make complex calculations with this die, you can use a tool that basically says "the die can equiprobably display its six faces". Which a quantum physicist translated to a non-initiate wth "the die shows all faces".
While it's not. All faces have the same probability of showing, it's different to showing all faces at once.
It's quantum, not purely non-deterministic (see non-deterministic Turing machines).

 

[Fleurdelis]

i do not understand whats going on, nor do i want to, im just nabbing the win

 

[ReKoil]

😚

 

[Megan]

I think you missed my point ^^
I was only saying that quantum mechanic is counterintuitive, as was ReKoil's statement ^^

Nope, you missed the point. I didn't want to aswer to your post. I just wanted to sound smart! :3

 

[Mahian23]

Wow,You're so smart.Majin Buu wants to eat you.

 

[StCooler]

Nope, you missed the point. I didn't want to aswer to your post. I just wanted to sound smart! :3

We already know you are smart 😊

 

[Fleurdelis]

i was not aware

 

[ReKoil]

Is the emphasis on was? =3