Is this... Loss?
No son, this is winning:-D.
(I mixed two memes together but I hope you enjoy nonetheless:-)
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2024
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This is losing, and yet somehow winning at the same time! Excellent... :-P
No, this is Patrick.
The artist had their own fun with this laser's path. 😌
I did. I hope I got it right. 😊
Would you mind explaining for those of us in the peanut gallery?
I’ll let wikipedia do all the smart talkin’. I barely understand it myself. 😅
But isn’t it cute that a cat plays with a laser pointer in a fancy quantum mechanical experiment? 😍
Just so you know I'm using Sync for Lemmy and your image is no longer showing for me.
Oh…. Crap. 😕
Those two middle panels are splitters. A translucent mirror that allows half the laser to pass through and bounces half the laser onto a new trajectory.
Kitty did not provide PPE for his humans. :(
On brand
Cute comic, but for the unaware:
According to John Ciribassi, DVM, DACVB, the problem with laser pointers is that they lack an endpoint. Nothing is ever physically caught. Even if the cat is “successful,” there's no reward. Such pointless play, says Dr. Ciribassi, can cause some cats to develop a compulsive disorder.
https://www.dvm360.com/view/laser-pointers-can-cause-behavior-disorders-cats
Cats already have a behaviour disorder
Its why I usually put a prize in the room and when its over I point them toward it. A toy or a treat usually.
Ehh, they get the same thing "chasing" birds and squirrels outside a window, and they seem fine from that
god you people have to ruin everything
That’s Shroedinger’s cat!
Taking matters into its own paws.
”I ain’t going back in the box, you hear!”
Hah! In theaters now and not now.
My cat once set up a magnetic field “vacuum bottle” of super cold sodium atoms, shined the laser through it, and successfully slowed down the particles of light to a mere 38mph!
pway with da waser
pwease?