Measurement Problematic | Quantum Bloopers

It's not just a problem, it's a crisis. The Heisenbergs Principle is all about the unpredictability of measurements. And we're living it here.

Take, for example, the infamous "Measurement Problematic" experiment, where our team of scientists tried to measure the exact number of bloopers in a given volume of quantum goo.

But, as they say, "You can't measure what you can't see... or can you?"

Experiment Results

Here are the results of our ill-fated experiment:

• Measurement 1: 42 bloopers (±3)
• Measurement 2: 37 bloopers (±5)
• Measurement 3: 51 bloopers (±2)
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Maybe it's just 42.