You're trying to decide which flavor of ice cream to get, but quantum uncertainty principle is making it impossible. You're stuck in a never-ending loop of Schrödinger's cat, where every decision is simultaneously correct and incorrect.
On one hand, you could choose the classic vanilla. On the other, you know that's just a statistical probability.
Or maybe, just maybe, you'll choose the strawberry. But what if you're actually choosing the wrong flavor because you're not actually choosing at all?
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Don't try too hard, folks. It's all just probability waves in the end.