A Conversation for Curiosity
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Lpop Started conversation Apr 28, 1999
Maybe when cats contract it they get skinned and thats why there're so many ways to do it.
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Gervubble Posted May 2, 1999
Skinning is a common fate. Some more intelligent cats also
find common phrases interesting. Unfortunately the cat who
overheard the phrase "There isn't room to swing a cat in here"
soon found itself being roped into a demonstration.
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Mouse Posted May 2, 1999
The cat that was roped into the demo of how to swing a cat, did they find there was a enough room to do so , or was a life lost?
Hopefully the cat still had a few of its nine lives to go.
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Smaug Posted May 3, 1999
The only cat I'm aware of who suffered permanent harm as a result of curiosity was Shroedinger's cat..."I wonder what's in this box..."
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Xanthus Posted May 4, 1999
By using the Heisenberg Uncertainty relation applied to perfection (See entry - 'Perfection') we know that since we cannot tell whether Schrödinger's cat is dead or alive until we open the box, it is perfect in whatever state it's in - perfectly dead, perfectly alive or perfectly neither!
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Smaug Posted May 4, 1999
According to the 'perfection' theory, if the cat is perfect, it must have vanished and gone to another dimension...I wonder what Shroedinger made of that!
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Balsamic Dragon Posted May 4, 1999
See my home page for my cats entry (currently pending rejection).
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Xanthus Posted May 4, 1999
Anyone not familiar with Schrödinger's cat should consult the page 'Schrödinger's cat'.
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Mercedes Benz Posted May 7, 1999
This page seems to have achieved perfection and slipped from reality.
Either that or it encountered a boojum as opposed to a snark.
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Xanthus Posted May 8, 1999
It's just a user page at the moment (P44722), although it has been put forward for rejection.
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