> > > Jon asks: [⏄] Charles Dodgson once wrote, "How is a raven like a writing desk"? > Sometimes I feel that mathematicians love riddles. One will state the > axioms for a group and another will go off running to find an example > of some object which satisfies those axioms. In QM it seems to me that > phenomena is measured and relationships between these measurements are > stated. Now we go off running to find objects which answer the riddle. >
You are stark raving mad! https://youtu.be/ipSZYgFVJvI?t=49 Interesting history: https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-answer-to-the-most-famous-unanswerable-fantasy-ridd-5872014
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