Frazz by Jef Mallett for June 26, 2022

“Absolute certainty” sounds to me like a violation of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

As the saying goes, if you want to know the future, look at the past and correlate.

Predictions after the fact aren’t.

Another circular discussion but resembling a mobius strip.

Are they still in school? It’s almost July.

“Remember The Future” by Nektar is one of my favorite records! Came out in the 70s, if I remember…

Denying you said what you said – what kind of people…oh, right, those people.

I used to drive an old Heisenberg, but I could never read the speedometer without getting lost.

Heisenberg may have slept here… but we’re not sure about that.

Well played!

If the Titanic had struck a Heisenberg instead of an iceberg, it might still be floating!

Werner Heisenberg gets stopped for speeding. The police officer asks him, “Do you know how fast you were going?” Heisenberg replies, “No, but at least I know where I am.”

Panel 2 & panel 10: Has she been taking lessons from a certain brain-damaged orange buffoon?

The lad has a point. It seems clear to me (and many others) that what we call “memory” and “imagination” are different facets of one and the same cognitive structure. Both possibly rest on a few fairly stable “data points”, but both require a lot of invented connective tissue.

Retrocausality.

That explanation is also nonsense.

My brother and I had this conversation about events we remember differently that happened when we were kids. You think it went down a certain way but if you are confronted with the facts then you must concede that your interpretation was not entirely accurate. In the anticipation of the future, we tend to think it went down the way we predicted because of our bias.

By “with absolute certainty,” does he mean perfectly or just confidently? I’d hate to be confident but wrong.

Physics. Study physics.