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Schrodinger's Cat?

Wiki 'Hugh Everett'- who gets around the paradox of that and the 'measurement problem' of atoms and particles/waves perfectly. Although in the most frightening way possible.

Anyone watch about the three programmes about the Atom on BBC Four this week gone?

[quote]Anyone watch about the three programmes about the Atom on BBC Four this week gone?[/quote]

No, my Aunt called me up before xmas and told me about the programmes but I missed them. What was the name of the programmes? I might see if they're on iPlayer.

Atom

BTW, Wiki for Hugh Everett and the Many Worlds Interpretation.

Thank you, although it looks like iPlayer isn't showing it.

I've read a little on the 'many worlds' theory and while it may work mathematically, I'm not sure how it may benefit our own universe!

Maybe youtube has 'atom'; I'll take a peep.

iPlayer sometimes won't show programmes to me either!

Many Worlds Interpretation makes no difference to the universe that we live in- other than to make a startling argument for the universe that we live in! It also resolves the paradox of Schroedinger's Cat once and for all.

I hope you're happy, Hexy. Thought I'd seen the last of this battle of the new semantics last summer.

'Fort Caractacus'

Ever been there Mr C?

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She just needs to embrace the banana

I have indeed, Mr Slater----the lair of the invisible beasties.

Don't mention the bananas, Buttsie, or it'll be no home-cooked goodies for us come HH's birthday.