Excuse me. About the thought experiment you gave the class today Professor uh... Schwab. Shrodinger. Professor Irland Schrodinger. I put the cat in the box with a violet poison. There was a radio active isotope in that box. You have to get the cat out of the box. You'll expose him to wave function collapse and kill him. But if the isotopes decay and the cat's already dead. We haven't seen it yet. Then it hasn't happened. You know that's bullshit. 1145. Restate my assumptions of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics. One, every object in the visible universe is measurable by observation. Two, observing an object affects properties of that object. Three, anything that cannot be seen cannot be measured. Therefore what cannot be seen cannot exist. You're talking about measuring a quantum entangle bit. You have to first try to solve an unsolvable theory. It will be the last of fail at it. There is no one coming after you, Shrodinger. My heart is very interested in obtaining your equation. What was the logical incentive? Or it's undiscovered, significant arithmetic. There will be no order, only chaos.