This is an open box, you have measured the cat. Close the box and you will have also have a dead cat. Worse still the cat could identify as a man eating tiger. Keep the box shut, it's far safer.
The 'e' after an 'o' or 'u' in German replaces the ". And as Schrodinger sounds German to me, I think the name must be Schrödinger (like Mueller is Müller), and the ö in English-speaking countries is seen as an o, and often the " gets lost. (when a computer/keyboard is set on English language, the possibility to create an ö disappears, while German (and Dutch) set computers/keyboards easily create an ö by typing a " followed by the o. The o and ö are pronounced totally different so writing an ö (or oe when the ö isn't possible) is important :-)
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This is an open box, you have measured the cat. Close the box and you will have also have a dead cat. Worse still the cat could identify as a man eating tiger. Keep the box shut, it's far safer.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha! Brilliant!!
ReplyDeletePS: I always thought it's "Schroedinger"?
ReplyDeleteThe 'e' after an 'o' or 'u' in German replaces the ". And as Schrodinger sounds German to me, I think the name must be Schrödinger (like Mueller is Müller), and the ö in English-speaking countries is seen as an o, and often the " gets lost. (when a computer/keyboard is set on English language, the possibility to create an ö disappears, while German (and Dutch) set computers/keyboards easily create an ö by typing a " followed by the o.
DeleteThe o and ö are pronounced totally different so writing an ö (or oe when the ö isn't possible) is important :-)
Heeheehee! Let's hope he gets it.
ReplyDeleteSomeone i know named the cat Schrodinger, but since the cat is not the brightest bulb in the pack, they call her Ding for short!
Great photo!!! So funny.
ReplyDeleteA cousin to my cat, Danté.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteKris
Mine sits and stares at the air just over or behind my head.... unnerving!!!
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