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Wow, that was so funny, I almost rolled on the floor laughing.
P.S: Not reallyjithmeister16 months ago#66reply
f*ing awesomeJithmeister has no idea what they are talking about. This comic kicked ass.EricHerboso.com16 months ago#73reply
can't...you can't know both... you just can't.fractal15 months ago#109reply
ofc you canOf course you can know both, but not the exact values.
If you multiply standard deviations of position and momentum it just has to be more than h/4*pi, h=PLanck's const.james15 months ago#114reply
Hence the ropeYou can know one value and get close to the other, but you can't know the other precisely. Thus, to put it in the pictorial terms of the cartoon, you can get one bar in one hole, but if you do, then you can only get the other bar close to the other hole. I could keep going so the picture is actually worth 1000 words, but you ought to get the idea by this point.JohnnyN15 months ago#124reply
Patent TrollHa Ha, you dumbass, you just gave away a "method to produce Unicorns", this would have been a killer patent.Patent Troll15 months ago#190reply
Maybe it does produce unicorns - on a microscopic levelAnonymous15 months ago#196reply
Emily replied 4 months ago.
photoshoopedshadows = pixelated. me = knows, has seen a few in his dayPhil E. Drifter15 months ago#197reply
l2educationFor anyone who doesn't get it - look up the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. Anonymous15 months ago#200reply
i learned about this in chemistry yesterdayAnonymous15 months ago#215reply
hey i died laughing.Mick15 months ago#219reply
urdoingitwrongYou can't know one and know the other closely. If you know one exactly, you have no certainty about the other, but you can be *close* to both, within a specific margin.Anonymous14 months ago#229reply
fucking hilarious dudeAnonymous14 months ago#238reply
love itI love this. As well ,as being funny, has anyone thought of possible uses of this, or the first few boxes anyway, to teach the concept to lower levels(without sounding patronising)?Anonymous14 months ago#253reply
I want those scissors!Stephen14 months ago#258reply
patent troll is winAnonymous14 months ago#317reply
Physics, and Unicorns...My two favorite things...You really know how to win over a man's heart. Kudos.Default13 months ago#557reply
Whats the unicorn to do with heisenberg's uncertainty principle??Anonymous12 months ago#719reply
Anonymous replied 11 months ago.
funny..? i love nerds :Pzhoomplanck12 months ago#1063reply
In reply to Anonymous, comment #719:
what doesn't it have to do with unicorns?Anonymous11 months ago#1135reply
UnicornShouldn't the unicorn be pink and invisible?Jdhuey11 months ago#1559reply
Abstrusexkcdcontent replied 7 months ago.
Unicorn :-oAwesome. the unicorn was an icing on the cke :DAnonymous10 months ago#1713reply
What do unicorns do?Don't you see? Unicorns enforce the laws of quantum physics. Heisenberg was trying to warn us about getting killed by unicorns if we tried to calculate too precisely!The Real Zajac8 months ago#2130reply
In reply to Jdhuey, comment #1559:
Pink and invisible...You, good sirrah, just defied Socratic principles! Kudos!Abstrusexkcdcontent7 months ago#2261reply
The Unicorn upholds the Pattern and keeps away those Creeps of the Courts of Chaos.
Go figure!permanentscowl4 months ago#2611reply
Huh.Secretly, a lot of people know how to violate The Laws; Neo was just the only one who could defend himself from the real-time-edit consequences.
P.S. From a theological perspective, is God in the scissors, in the Unicorn or in both? Does it depends on whether the H.U.P. is a heuristic limitation or a true limitation?
P.P.S. What's the tension in the string in panel 2? Is it h/4*pi[sans units]?Noco4 months ago#2625reply
In reply to Anonymous, comment #196:
To Anonymous @#196You WIN. :-DEmily4 months ago#2633reply
Haha. That's great. The current quote in my chemistry class is Heisenberg's quote on this. I nearly died of laughter. =) Anonymous2 months ago#2729reply
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