Schrodinger's Cat

Johan Blixt · Joined: 08 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

I found this in "The Guardian." (GBR)

Disregarding the metaphysical aspects of Schrodinger's cats, (Letters, April 2 Cool

I must protest at the use of (possibly live) animals for experiments such as
these. I urge readers to boycott whatever product this research is leading to.

Roger Bisby, Reigate, Surrey.

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