Philosophy Subcommittee of the Committee of Conundrums

The Quantum Leap of Faith: A Paradox of Paradoxes

We're not just talking about the Grandfather Paradox here. Oh no, we're talking about something much, much worse.

The Quantum Leap of Faith is a paradox so insidious, so pernicious, that even the most stalwart thinkers are forced to question everything they thought they knew about time, space, and the fabric of reality.

A subcommittee of our subcommittee has been tasked with exploring the implications of this mind-bending phenomenon. Led by the fearless Chairman, Czar, and Supreme Ruler of Time and Space, Professor Reginald P. Bottomsworth III, PhD.

The subcommittee is currently seeking answers to the following:

1. The nature of time travel in a universe with infinite timelines.
2. The ontological implications of a cat's existence in a world where cats are simultaneously not cats.
3. The paradoxical effects of a universe where every decision is simultaneously made and unmade.

We're not sure what we're looking for, but we're pretty sure it's not just a nice cup of tea.