>> ^ryanbennitt:

Wait a sec, we never got to see, is the cat dead or alive? Or both?


Oh God, You had to go there... You know some Movie/Tv exec is sitting somewhere going "YA Schrödinger's Zombie cat" would make a great Movie/Tv/Syfy show........

Zombie cat is coming for you...

>> ^sometimes:

keyboard cat is dead. this is either a zombie cat, or an imposter.


Of course, it's not him. DUH!

Eat enough pistachios and you come back from the dead!
>> ^sometimes:

keyboard cat is dead. this is either a zombie cat, or an imposter.

keyboard cat is dead. this is either a zombie cat, or an imposter.

Ah, but if it's "closer" to a deterministic thing, that implies that there's some probability it won't fail, thus creating two possible futures: failed date and successful date. Now, to complete the analogy to the brain-munching zombie-cat, to find out how the date turns out, one would have to embark on said date.

Anyway, applying quantum physics rules to multi-cellular life forms directly is almost never a good idea.