Curiosity killed the cat, satisfaction brought it back.
Don't be afraid to be curious, at least when it comes to science. Curiosity only killed the *careless* cat. Curiosity made the cautious cat a highly successful feline.
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CaffeineJunky
Curiosity may or may not have killed Schrodinger's cat.
TetrisGuy · 26-30, M
You mean Curiosity both killed and didn't kill Schrodinger's cat!
If Curiosity's RTG tail emits an electron in a period of time where there's a 50% chance of spontaneous decay, it'll kill the cat that somehow made it to Mars.
If Curiosity's RTG tail emits an electron in a period of time where there's a 50% chance of spontaneous decay, it'll kill the cat that somehow made it to Mars.
CaffeineJunky
I can never remember exactly how it works!
4NeonFun
Go look up minutephysics on YouTube! There is a video on there about that simultaneously dead and alive cat!