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Original Message: Dr. Schroedinger, where is your cat?
Yes, Quantum physics is fascinating, but I doubt that anyone really understands it, any more than they do electromagnetism. (And yes, I absolutely love to read science fiction.) Quantum physics (isn't? aren't?) really new. There was a lot of speculation about it back in 1954, when I graduated from secondary school ("high school," in the U. S.) The science can be used, but how and why? I don't believe anybody really knows. Ah well, I'll give the MM's another go.

Original Message: Dr. Schroedinger, where is your cat?

Yes, Quantum physics is fascinating, but I doubt that anyone really understands it, any more than they do electromagnetism. (And yes, I absolutely love to read science fiction.) Quantum physics (isn't? aren't?) really new. There was a lot of speculation about it back in 1954, when I graduated from secondary school ("high school," in the U. S.) The science can be used, but how and why? I don't believe anybody really knows.

Ah well, I'll give the MM's another go.

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