(Hard SF) A physicist and psychologist run an experiment to see if some mental illness has a quantum-mechanical explanation. (7,240 words; Time: 24m)
Rating: ★★☆☆☆ Not Recommended
"The Schrödinger Brat Paradox," by Carl Frederick [bio] (edited by Michael Brotherton), appeared in Science Fiction by Scientists (RSR review), published on November 15, 2016 by Springer International Publishing.
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Pro: They do get the answer to their question; the other universes exist, and it's not hard to get lost in them.
Con: My suspension of disbelief hit the floor and never recovered once they decided to dye the cat black by having the professor's kid squirt it with a squirt gun. The experiment was just too silly to take seriously, even for a minute.
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Con: My suspension of disbelief hit the floor and never recovered once they decided to dye the cat black by having the professor's kid squirt it with a squirt gun. The experiment was just too silly to take seriously, even for a minute.
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