Schrödinger's panties

[kingjames488]

wtf why is this a thing?

[GlaceonChireiden]

Explain

[kingjames488]

Originally posted by urbandictinary:

[Schrödinger's panties] refers to situations where heroines wearing skirts in anime, video games or movies could never, under any circumstances (in the virtual world) reveal their underwear due to obvious moral reasons (in the real-world); resulting in almost impossible looking situations (in the virtual world) that are not probable even under the best luck of the heroine. Typical scenarios include heroine performing kung-fu style fighting moves (e.g. roundhorse kick, Butterfly kick), jumping and high wind situations (falling down).

As with "Schrödinger's cat thought experiment",　the "Schrödinger's panties thought experiment", being a parody, states that as long as the bottom of the heroine is not observed, the statements that the heroine is and isn't wearing panties are both true and valid. Under physical terms, both situation are in a state of superposition. The reality only settles after observation.

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

Is this like "Schrödinger's Trap"?

[Lee-loo Dorydoodleoo]

😂 love this paradox

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

Have an award for bringing this to my attention. In fact have two.

[Lee-loo Dorydoodleoo]

I concur.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by kingjames488:

wtf why is this a thing?

Because men are horny and A.D.I.D.A.S.

[kingjames488]

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

Originally posted by kingjames488:

wtf why is this a thing?

Because men are horny and A.D.I.D.A.S.

:qr:

A.D.I.D.A.S.?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by kingjames488:

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

Because men are horny and A.D.I.D.A.S.

A.D.I.D.A.S.?

Look up the song.

[Grendalcat]

Schrodinger's Puddy Tat.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c8/40/21/c84021965e31a8386c8a0fd7e2948246.jpg

[Hammer Of Evil]

Originally posted by kingjames488:

wtf why is this a thing?

the fascination with quantum physics i can understand.

the fascination with female undergarments is not something i can align with.

i did admire the application of the Schrodinger's cat paradox to panties, though. witty.

[Irene ❤]

?
*googles*

As long as the bottom of the heroine is not observed, the statements that the heroine is and isn't wearing panties are both true and valid

.... ok...

[MoonC A T]

Originally posted by kingjames488:

wtf why is this a thing?

horny weebs, that's why

[skOsH♥]

Originally posted by kingjames488:

Originally posted by urbandictinary:

[Schrödinger's panties] refers to situations where heroines wearing skirts in anime, video games or movies could never, under any circumstances (in the virtual world) reveal their underwear due to obvious moral reasons (in the real-world); resulting in almost impossible looking situations (in the virtual world) that are not probable even under the best luck of the heroine. Typical scenarios include heroine performing kung-fu style fighting moves (e.g. roundhorse kick, Butterfly kick), jumping and high wind situations (falling down).

As with "Schrödinger's cat thought experiment",　the "Schrödinger's panties thought experiment", being a parody, states that as long as the bottom of the heroine is not observed, the statements that the heroine is and isn't wearing panties are both true and valid. Under physical terms, both situation are in a state of superposition. The reality only settles after observation.

Oh dear, I'm feeling woozy. I drank too much internet. I need to lie down.

[Crystal Sharrd]

Originally posted by kingjames488:

Originally posted by urbandictinary:

[Schrödinger's panties] refers to situations where heroines wearing skirts in anime, video games or movies could never, under any circumstances (in the virtual world) reveal their underwear due to obvious moral reasons (in the real-world); resulting in almost impossible looking situations (in the virtual world) that are not probable even under the best luck of the heroine. Typical scenarios include heroine performing kung-fu style fighting moves (e.g. roundhorse kick, Butterfly kick), jumping and high wind situations (falling down).

As with "Schrödinger's cat thought experiment",　the "Schrödinger's panties thought experiment", being a parody, states that as long as the bottom of the heroine is not observed, the statements that the heroine is and isn't wearing panties are both true and valid. Under physical terms, both situation are in a state of superposition. The reality only settles after observation.

But are they radioactive?