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I wish they did this experiment with two slits to see if cats behaved (almost) like particles and/or (almost) like waves

• stronglikedan 2y ago
  I think it would be impossible to herd enough cats to pull that off. A sort of proof by contradiction if you will.
• ISL 2y ago
  Those would need to be very low-energy cats. You wouldn't be able to look at them for a very, very long time. If my quick math is correct, for the de Broglie wavelength of a cat to be comparable to its width, it would need to be travelling no faster than about 10^-33 m/s.
  • Log_out_ 2y ago
    It went through one, then it came back through the other playing catch with its own tail..
    • alsetmusic 2y ago
      No, it just ran into the room, spun around, and ran back out. There was no evident reason to do so.