Schrodinger's Dog
A few years ago, I wrote a joke and mailed it to a "light" science magazine. They published it.
The joke read thus: "It has often been said that a dog is always on the wrong side of a door. Schrodinger, however, never had that problem with his dog."
Most of the people who responded did not address the humor - if any - or the quantum incongruity. They merely repeated - again and again - that Schrodinger had a cat rather than a dog.
Open your minds people, see the joke. Besides, how do you know Erwin did not like both cats and dogs, and that he did not have both felines and canines?
quakertrucker
The joke read thus: "It has often been said that a dog is always on the wrong side of a door. Schrodinger, however, never had that problem with his dog."
Most of the people who responded did not address the humor - if any - or the quantum incongruity. They merely repeated - again and again - that Schrodinger had a cat rather than a dog.
Open your minds people, see the joke. Besides, how do you know Erwin did not like both cats and dogs, and that he did not have both felines and canines?
quakertrucker
70-79, M
