wherever that child operates, which is for me everywhere! In this regard, I bring to the reader's attention a key article which, when I first saw it, confirmed what I had been thinking and formulating. This short piece serving as support is by Stephen R. Gould and is entitled "Looney Tuniverse". 20 Gould argues here that "There is a crazy kind of physics at work in the world of cartoons", 21 that of quantum theory, and proceeds to develop his theory of that world as "quantum Looniverse", 22 a theory which enables "these, seemingly nonsensical, phenomena [at work in classic Warner Bros. cartoons to] be described by logical laws similar to those in our world". 23 For Gould, such counter-intuitive phenomena as quantum tunneling and wave-particle duality can be observed in the behaviour of and events befalling Bugs, Daffy, Sylvester, Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, for example, Bugs' "tunneling out of a chained and padlocked casserole dish placed in a sealed oven" 24 or Road Runner being "far more energetic and wave-like" 25 than Wile E. and never able to "be in one place long enough to be eaten". 26 I would add: we find in the argument of scientists that in the quantum world nothing is real unless and until it is observed, 27 and even "that in the quantum world the sheer act of observation can cause an event to occur", 28 "explanations" for Wile E. Coyote's plummeting to the canyon below only when he sees that