Schrödinger’s Fold

In 1935, the Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger posed a question to illustrate a problem with the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics when applied to everyday objects. The ‘experiment’ proposed was that a cat is placed inside a sealed steel box with a radioactive source, a Geiger counter and a flask of hydrocyanic acid. If the [...]

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Lessons to be learned this week

On Monday, I took my car to the garage to have its new ECU mapped. So Wispy and I headed over to drop it off.

Things didn’t start well when I realised after we left the garage that having given them my mobile phone number, I had left both my phones in the car.

We had promised to take a barbecued burger back for Gill at the garage when we returned. So in true Top Gear style we figured…

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