Erwin Schrödinger once remarked, “I don’t like it, and I’m sorry I ever had anything to do with it.” He was speaking about the existential weight and unsettling implications of his own thought experiment—Schrödinger’s Cat—a paradox that continues to challenge our understanding of observation, existence, and reality itself. We inhabit a world that is at once beautiful and profoundly disquieting: a place where we are, in some sense, everything, everywhere, all at once, yet still anchored to a sing

Erwin Schrodinger, the man behind the famous cat experiment that questioned reality