The experiment has already taken place and its findings are either correct or incorrect. It's not a Schrodinger's Cat, the Cat is alive or dead. Imagine two st

The experiment has already taken place and its findings are either correct or incorrect. It's not a Schrodinger's Cat, the Cat is alive or dead. Imagine two studies have been completed and they have non-overlapping confidence intervals each of 95%. Does each have a 95% chance of having captured the result? Obviously not -- at most one may be correct.