A Conversation for McCrone's Law
I may not be a cat...
Randy_McNab Started conversation Mar 26, 2005
Despite the fact that I am not a cat and, as such, can have no experience of the the joy of plummeting in feline form, I feel that I am justified in making the following observation.
Cats may fall to the ground (or wherever the centre of mass is in a non-earth system) as stones do but, and this is the important bit, they ALWAYS land on their feet. I wonder if anyone has tried cutting all four feet off a cat and hurling it out of a window (I would hope not, but you never know...).
My hypothesis is that any cat treated thus, would be unable to envoke the feline power of landing-on-one's-feet and would, in fact, be freed from gravity all togeter.
Thus, I suggest that, emminent physicist though he is, Mr MacCrone really should test his theory as thouroughly as Mr Hess did his. The results would be most intriguing, I'm sure.
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