To be honest, having super-strength and/or speed granted via some convoluted origin story doesn’t really require 4% body fat. So why do they all fit this cultural ideal?
I used to always footnote the clown story by explaining that the original anecdote was about a guy named Joe Grimaldi. Then one day I realized my authority for that was Robert Ripley, and therefore had no probative value one way or the other. If only Bennett Cerf had weighed in.
But if Frankenstein’s monster calls himself Adam, what is his last name? He is in effect, Dr. Frankenstein’s adoptive son, so his full name would be Adam Frankenstein… as such he can be called Frankenstein.
“Schrodinger’s cat” and “Wigner’s friend” are two thought experiments from the 1930s to model quantum dynamics. This comic not only shows the familiar live/dead cat, but the “Wigner’s friend” experiment is being performed here, too.
It involves Wigner in a box observing an event, then his friend opening the box and peeking in to observe the situation (and collapse a wave function twice—a paradox.)
On top of that, notice the title, Schrodinger’s cat (singular) and their (plural)… This refers to the one cat actually being two cats superimposed as uncollapsed waveforms.
Bolling is familiar with some VERY obscure physics!
From this and his “rocket cats” comic, I’d bet Big Money that he writes this stuff stoned!
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kaffekup about 5 years ago
In the first strip, Wonder Woman and Storm disagree.
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 5 years ago
That cat deserved it!
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 5 years ago
And they get more super-fun all the time!
disinterest about 5 years ago
To be honest, having super-strength and/or speed granted via some convoluted origin story doesn’t really require 4% body fat. So why do they all fit this cultural ideal?
verticallychallenged Premium Member about 5 years ago
I like the not-meta-enough comic.
TheWildSow about 5 years ago
Hey, do you know there’s a napping cat eating pizza in this box?
We do NOW, @$$#01=!
danholt about 5 years ago
Big Bung Theory will be the name of my new band…
jvo about 5 years ago
Ach! Zat qvestion reqvires a “Removal of ze Big Bung” Theory to answer it!
thomaspryan about 5 years ago
Schrodinger’s cat lives…for now. Love it all!
GaryCooper about 5 years ago
Emil the Bacterium Physicist may be the best new comic I’ve seen for quite some time.
Kip W about 5 years ago
I used to always footnote the clown story by explaining that the original anecdote was about a guy named Joe Grimaldi. Then one day I realized my authority for that was Robert Ripley, and therefore had no probative value one way or the other. If only Bennett Cerf had weighed in.
Aliquid about 5 years ago
But if Frankenstein’s monster calls himself Adam, what is his last name? He is in effect, Dr. Frankenstein’s adoptive son, so his full name would be Adam Frankenstein… as such he can be called Frankenstein.
Godfreydaniel about 5 years ago
You have to wonder how William Barr would summarize these comics…….
willie_mctell about 5 years ago
Cats and a desert island comic. I’m in heaven.
Funny_Ha_Ha about 5 years ago
Einsteins monster cat had a big bunghole theory?
jpozenel about 5 years ago
Pannichi has a thing for MILFs!
Paige Turner about 5 years ago
GOD DAMN, are you good!
“Schrodinger’s cat” and “Wigner’s friend” are two thought experiments from the 1930s to model quantum dynamics. This comic not only shows the familiar live/dead cat, but the “Wigner’s friend” experiment is being performed here, too.
It involves Wigner in a box observing an event, then his friend opening the box and peeking in to observe the situation (and collapse a wave function twice—a paradox.)
On top of that, notice the title, Schrodinger’s cat (singular) and their (plural)… This refers to the one cat actually being two cats superimposed as uncollapsed waveforms.
Bolling is familiar with some VERY obscure physics!
From this and his “rocket cats” comic, I’d bet Big Money that he writes this stuff stoned!