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Bob encounters his nemesis, quantum physics. | {{Offline | ||
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==Vital Statistics== | ==Vital Statistics== | ||
[[Image:102.jpg|300px|thumb|Bob observes the fridge.]] | |||
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{{EpisodeCategory|Shorts}} | |||
{{AppearanceBy|Graham Stark|Paul Saunders}} | |||
{{EditedBy|Graham Stark}} | |||
''' | '''Adapted from: ''' [http://www.angryflower.com Bob the Angry Flower] by {{ThanksToPlain|Steve Notley}} | ||
{{Location|Graham's Parents' House}} | |||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
One of three shorts adapted from Bob the Angry Flower. Bob ''may'' have drunk all the beer in the fridge; he may ''not'' have. Until the fridge is opened, the number of beers drunk is | One of three shorts adapted from Bob the Angry Flower. Bob ''may'' have drunk all the beer in the fridge; he may ''not'' have. Until the fridge is opened, the number of beers drunk is indeterminate! The problem is that the wavefunction doesn't collapse no matter how much Bob observes. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This is a spoof of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schrodinger%27s_cat Schrodinger's Cat], a famous and important thought experiment posed to examine whether quantum mechanics makes sense at the level of everyday, classical physics. | *This is a spoof of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schrodinger%27s_cat Schrodinger's Cat], a famous and important thought experiment posed to examine whether quantum mechanics makes sense at the level of everyday, classical physics. | ||
*Due to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_tunneling quantum tunneling] there is a | *Due to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_tunneling quantum tunneling] there is a chance the beer is outside the fridge. | ||
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Bob encounters his nemesis, quantum physics.
Vital Statistics
Date: December 3, 2004
Category: Shorts
Appearing: Graham Stark, Paul Saunders
Edited by: Graham Stark
Adapted from: Bob the Angry Flower by Steve Notley
Location: Graham's Parents' House
Synopsis
One of three shorts adapted from Bob the Angry Flower. Bob may have drunk all the beer in the fridge; he may not have. Until the fridge is opened, the number of beers drunk is indeterminate! The problem is that the wavefunction doesn't collapse no matter how much Bob observes.
Trivia
- This is a spoof of Schrodinger's Cat, a famous and important thought experiment posed to examine whether quantum mechanics makes sense at the level of everyday, classical physics.
- Due to quantum tunneling there is a chance the beer is outside the fridge.
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