So this is the full explanation of Schrodinger's cat😮
@n0t0r10usb0y Says:
I kept hearing about the experiment from animes' I have watched and decided to do little research...Now I realized Japan can stretch everything into story😅 Truly fabulous indeed
@haydavinoo Says:
just a long boring way to say 50/50
@ZQRXCY Says:
there is no rules following to the animal anti-abuse
@Linerd1992 Says:
Does the box’s material matter? Can it be transparent?
@Passion4Art2026 Says:
This stupid useless video is nothing but 2 minutes really wasted badly. Felt longer than 2 minutes though😢
@NoName-O1OOO11O Says:
i heard that its because when we measure, we have to physically interact it it or shoot something at it for us to see like light which disrupt the quantum state?
@dzs4234 Says:
Cruelty to cats...
@brodylockwood14 Says:
It's like an NPC waiting for you before you even get to the mission
@kaz514 Says:
"Put a cat in a box with a radioactive atom" good morning to you too Za- I mean Veritasium
@MiddKnightAlphaOmega Says:
My concern is, the detector acts as a measuring device within this scenario for the decay of the atom, the device observes and reacts. And the cat acts as the measuring device for the release of the cyanide, the cat observes and reacts. We may not know what the states are, but they do.
@TonydadogRoks Says:
But you can’t put the poison back in the bottle, so even if both hit and don’t hit the bottle gets triggered, it’ll stay broken, killing the cat anyways
@shikhakushwaha75 Says:
To be dead or to not be dead?
@jack-binary Says:
So put a wild lion and a person inside a closed room , the person is never dead until you open the door , the person who opens the door is responsible for murder because he didn't died until door was opened
@TheMdAariz1943 Says:
If you don't know the answer then everything is the answer
@28Krocker Says:
This completely sounds like something someone says when they have no idea what happens but has full understanding of all the different aspects so they create an answer instead of arriving at one.
@aravind5810 Says:
"I do not know if the cat is dead or alive until I look inside the box"
"Meow"
"Shut up"
@ShivamGupta-yv3cp Says:
Then how chooses that cat be alive or dead. If it never get observed, that means it must be in superposition but the cat must have been dead after a very very long time. So there would be no effect of whether the cat is observed or not, as cat can't live forever and hence be dead.
@Anecdcche Says:
Well, atom having superposition doesn't meant cat have superposition. Cat can be either dead or alive not both.
@chickenbutt-d5c Says:
no that is stupid that is so stupid and wrong
@Kfimenenpah Says:
What I never undestood: would the radiation detector not collapse the superposition of the atom, because it is measuring its state?
@animatrix1851 Says:
Let it be there for a few days, now open it. Does the cat die or not die then or did it die in the past few days
@blessedslave Says:
That's just stupid. The cat either dead or alive. Observing has nothing to do with it
@infirmux Says:
open the box only in well ventilated area
@infirmux Says:
All paths are relations in space. What we call time is the observation. The actual interaction that has one of the specific possible outcomes.
@rafalm6580 Says:
The cat is not both alive and dead, it is 0.71 alive + 0.71 dead.
@sakkikoyumikishi Says:
You left put the most important part: Schrödinger specifically came up with this thought experiment to _prove that quantum entaglement is dumb and it doesn't work like that_ 😅
@KellyNo_Rowland Says:
I’m so confused lmfaoo
@pauldacastello3266 Says:
If the box stays there for a long enough time, would a stench of its piss leave the box, making it superpositioned to the outside world, thus reducing it to a single possibility?
@Handalorian Says:
The thing that always bothered me about the Schrodinger's Cat thought experiment was that the Cat is able to observe the state of the apparatus, thereby collapsing the wave function.
@amanprajapati3436 Says:
But how can we apply quantum mechanics in larger object
Those theory are made for quantum object and they follow
@unduloid Says:
A more important question is: why did Schrödinger hate cats so much?
@prestonjackson8228 Says:
I mean hypothetically wouldn't the cat be an observer?
@faizvalli3480 Says:
Just because you don't know the state of something doesn't mean it becomes both possible states. The point of the thought experiment back then was to show the flaw in the Copenhagen interpretation and how absurd it was because a cat cannot be both alive and dead at the same time.
Personally I also don't agree with decoherence theory where the cat, the air inside the box, and the poison mechanism act as observers themselves. This interaction with the environment causes quantum decoherence, forcing the quantum state to "choose" a reality almost instantly, long before a human ever opens the lid.
I believe that all things exist in an actual reality, do not need any observer and happen based on cause and effect regardless of measurement, even if that measurement never actually occurs, and whether it can be proved or not doesn't actually matter until the measurement does occur.
@400elochess Says:
The cat can die both ways, If not the cyanide, then by starvation.
@rahulvaidya6753 Says:
Quantum mechanics is also known as assumption mechanism
@nickflesher7608 Says:
Bro forgot about the cheese... smh
@AIM420UPMYASS Says:
Cat died of boredom
@Lapei-PC Says:
simple just put in a lot of food and make the box realy small with something for the cat to play with then you dont have to interact with it testing it but it iwll react with you if that wont happend its defnitly dead if it is its alife while it is both it cant do both so you will prove schrödinger is wrong but if he is right weird thing will start happening and if the infinite universe theory is right there propably wouled be one crated and not created
@_c40 Says:
What counts as being observered/ measured? The cat inside the box observs the apperetus. What if there was a small child inside the box but with proper protection, is there both a state of the child mourning the can and playing with the cat? Or is the child observing it
@RyderStagg Says:
a “I don’t know” answer in complex terms
@kuronix6996 Says:
But the thing is, the wave function already collapsed cuz cat was actively watching it. Unless you're trying to say that everything that we don't sense with our 5 senses at real time stays in a superposition of probabilities.. it's only when we go and see them/that, that the wave function collapses and we see the thing we can with our eyes
@FinnMJ Says:
Why isn't the cat sensing its death/liveliness a measurement that causes the wave function to collapse? Can only humans take measurements?
@Fenderman19 Says:
plot twist: the cat starts playing with the device and breaks it so it survives
@benyancy929 Says:
It's only a thought experiment
@ShailaSharmin-s5s Says:
the most mind-blowing part of Schrodinger's cat is that since it's tied to quantum superposition, the actually not dead, not alive, not either or both! quantum superposition basically means the position of the atom is completely unique, when atoms are fired in the two-split experiment it creates an interference pattern, so the atoms are not going through only slit 1, but they're also not going to only slit 2, they're ALSO not going through both the slits at the same time. their path is something you cannot demonstrate, that's why it's given it's own name. so the car it actually not dead,not alive, not either or both.
@Kwshal Says:
In a video someone said:
- the cat is not alive
- the cat is not dead
- the cat isn't both dead and alive
- the cat isn't neither dead and nor alive
It's something incomprehensible.
@sandroutb Says:
An autopsy on the cat would tell me when he died and put all the bollocks to rest.
@cyrustakem7993 Says:
it does not get wierd, the thing was to make fun of quantum phisics, because that makes absolutly no sense, the cat is not both dead and alive, you don't know the status of the cat, not knowing is different than saying it is both, which is freaking stupid
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