Quantum Contradictions Page
Here, we attempt to resolve the unresolvable. Where other committees cower at the absurdity of it all, we face the void with bolder, more colorful language.
We've got a real conundrum on our hands: if Schrödinger's cat is simultaneously dead and alive, does that mean the box he's in is both open and closed?
We're not sure, but we're working on it.
Sub-Page 1: The Double-Edged Coin
Where the coin is both heads AND tails, but only when no one's looking.
Read MoreSub-Page 2: The Time-Travel Paradox
The Committee of Conundrums - Quantum Contradictions Page
Quantum Contradictions Page
Here, we attempt to resolve the unresolvable. Where other committees cower at the absurdity of it all, we face the void with bolder, more colorful language.
We've got a real conundrum on our hands: if Schrödinger's cat is simultaneously dead and alive, does that mean the box he's in is both open and closed?
We're not sure, but we're working on it.
Sub-Page 1: The Double-Edged Coin
Where the coin is both heads AND tails, but only when no one's looking.
Read More
Sub-Page 2: The Time-Travel Paradox
We've been trying to get to the 80s and 90s, but our time machine is still in beta.
Read More
Sub-Sub-Page 1: The Grandfather Paradox
We've got a conundrum: if we go back in time and kill our grandfather, then we wouldn't exist to kill him. But if we don't exist, why did we go back in time?
Read Even More
Quantum Contradictions Page
Here, we attempt to resolve the unresolvable. Where other committees cower at the absurdity of it all, we face the void with bolder, more colorful language.
We've got a real conundrum on our hands: if Schrödinger's cat is simultaneously dead and alive, does that mean the box he's in is both open and closed?
We're not sure, but we're working on it.
Sub-Page 1: The Double-Edged Coin
Where the coin is both heads AND tails, but only when no one's looking.
Read MoreSub-Page 2: The Time-Travel Paradox
We've been trying to get to the 80s and 90s, but our time machine is still in beta.
Read MoreSub-Sub-Page 1: The Grandfather Paradox
We've got a conundrum: if we go back in time and kill our grandfather, then we wouldn't exist to kill him. But if we don't exist, why did we go back in time?
Read Even More