Do you think schrodinger liked his cat? 🐾

I think the answer is culled up like a lil fluff ball inside the possibilities of infinite ideas

What do you think? 

He loved his mouse more... So kept it safe

Well, the cat is dead and and alive simultaneously, in chess you can be dead and alive even in the worst situations, specially if you are a genius of the game (I am not) and can do a comeback. 

To be hones the paradox made by Ferdinand Schrodinger I do not think is something special (maybe my dumb brain do not fully understand it) but it is useful for our understanding of physical phenomena and our progress, good for it

Danke , vielen Dank .

This is an interesting thread topic.

I agree and it depends. My two cents are as follows.

The paradox of the thought experiment itself is wrapped in another paradox because Schrodinger didn't actually have a real cat but only the imaginary one. It is possible he loved the idea enough to select it to illustrate his point in a sense of intellectual convenience without actually loving it at all. From the context of the thought experiment it is more likely that he viewed it with the opposite of love -- apathy. He stuffed it in a box with poison and apparently didn't care if it was alive or dead. He was more interested in pinpointing the exact moment it was determined dead or alive. 

The answer is in the middle 3 letters. - i do.

Who is schrodinger ?

A man with, or without a cat

Of course not! He kept the poor thing in a box

A dude who allowed Einstein to say 'something is rotten in the state of Denmark'.

no ofc not he wanted to get rid of it so he put it in a box

He may or may not have put kitty in a box

@Fire Well said

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His daughter said he did not like cats.  He died from a collapsed wave function.