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Things can be alive and dead at the same time! Let Me Explain Why Part 1 | ⚛

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First published at 21:49 UTC on February 26th, 2021.

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In 1935 an Austrian physicist named Erwin Schrödinger, proposed a thought experiment that, at least according to an, at the time, new theory, a cat could both be dead and alive at the same time. He didn't propose the thought experiment because he believed the theory, he proposed it because he didn't believe the theory and he was attempting to point out the absurd possibilities if it was correct.

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Music credit: Dee Yan Kee

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