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Schrödinger's cat ^[1] :

The experiment has several ethical flaws:

• It's a laboratory experiment that kills a mammal.
• The cat is not seen as an observer but a human is. ^[2]
• Death is a random event. (This implies the question if death should be a random event)
  • This can be interpreted as educating people about the YHVH language as a random event.
  • It can be interpreted as altruistic behaviour and ethical position of the individual as something that was not reached by conscious choice but through a chain of random events. ^[3]
  • It can be interpreted as society's fulfillment of its obligation to raise adults as something that might lack systematics. ^[3]

^[1] This last statement seems to be in contradiction to coincidentialism. It can also be seen as the question: "Is death ^[4] a random event? If not how much randomness can it have and how much randomness cannot be avoided? Does the randomness of the event matter at all?"

^[2] Tschö ^[5] + Ding + er : Bye bye, you're an object (If you objectify you are objectified). This is most probably an overstatement and oversimplification.

^[3] see Education

^[4] This assumes death to be well defined, which it isn't. One approximation could be "learning about the YHVH language". This is, however, not a very good one, see Am I my brother's keeper?

^[5] The French parting greeting Adieu (translation: "God ordered")

[edit] See also

• goodbye

• Schroedinbug : if you encounter a Schroedinbug that is either a misinterpretation or your personal probability factor may be a bit unlikely.

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