Chapter 83: Schrödinger's Turtle_2

"It's simple, just predict whether I'll eat you or not."

The Endless Turtle dared not speak.

"You are now like Schrödinger's turtle."

"According to the theory of quantum mechanics, whether it's a high probability of survival or death, there is uncertainty before observation, to the observer, as it exists in a superposition of states. But when the frame of reference is established on the cat—or turtle, the outcome is already determined, objectively existing and not contingent on whether or not an external observer observes it."

How could the Endless Turtle understand this?

After all, this was a theory that had once disturbed the minds of physicists. Einstein had tried to refute Schrödinger's argument but failed to prove his point before he died.

Tang Xian smiled, and suddenly thought of a way out of the situation, saying: