Talk:Measurement in quantum mechanics

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I certainly hope to see a Heisenberg Lug Wrench, since, especially in rain in the dark, it is impossible to see the position of the socket and the position of the nut to be changed on the flat tire.

Schrodinger may have underestimated the feline talent for teleportation. The cat might not still be in the box. Nevertheless, I suggest the experiment be performed with something for which no one would mourn -- several politicians come to mind. Howard C. Berkowitz 18:13, 21 March 2011 (UTC)

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