It's tomorrow! Wow, I can't believe you knew that! Go team Nilly!

Nilly, you are the sweetest ever.

I don't think those periods are necessary either.

My coder's brain doesn't like me starting off with a capital letter and not ending the sentence with punctuation. Which reminds me: how does capitalisation in parentheses work? When the parenthetical is a sentence fragment, it's okay. When it's one sentence, again, I don't capitalise the first letter, nor punctuate the end. But when it's two sentences the coder-brain freaks out. I have to end the first sentence with punctuation; does that mean I have to capitalise the start? Do I have to end the final parenthetical sentence with punctuation?

b) Does the famous Schrodinger's Cat thought-experiment apply in situations in which a human being is placed in the box?

Are you driving this question with the idea of sapience or the soul? What does the human have that the cat doesn't that's relevant to the experiment?

In light of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, would you argue that (a) this is true, (b) this is true, or (c)?

I don't know.

Nilly, you are the sweetest ever.

Second that.

I didn't know that!

I sorta remembered the February thing, because it's close to the birth-date of a daughter of a friend, and looked in "Press" and checked dates and couldn't find an exact one.

[Edit:

how does capitalisation in parentheses work?

I've always wondered about that. You know that there are no capital letters in Hebrew, right?]

Egg Beaters don't really make good scrambled eggs. Hmph.

Here's what you can do to fix that. Take 3/4 cup of egg beaters, add 3/4 cup warm milk, 1/2 cup butter, 1/2 cup sugar, 4 cups flour, and a packet of yeast. Scamble well, let rise 1 hour, the make balls out of the mix and pack into a greased 13x9 pan in rows of four, let rise another 1/2 hour and finally bake at 400 degrees for about 18-20 minutes. When you're done you're still out of luck in the scrambled egg department, but at least you can have some really good rolls to deal with the disappointment.

I sorta remembered the February things and looked in "Press" and checked dates and couldn't find an exact one.

Just for the record, I'm going with "ridiculously awesome" and am willing to fight those who say different.

Are you driving this question with the idea of sapience or the soul? What does the human have that the cat doesn't that's relevant to the experiment?

Daniel Dennett argued that sapience is the point at which any uncertain eigenstate (which, to my ill-informed mind, means "life-state") wave would collapse (i.e. human intelligence, which most would argue is somewhat sapient,* can measure the difference between "life" and "death" whereas kitty-cat sapience is unproven, thus an uncertain measuring tool).

I don't know.

Correct!

Edit to include footnote:
* despite all of the evidence to the contrary

You know that there are no capital letters in Hebrew, right?

Then how do you express COMPLETE OMG FLAILMENT?

Then how do you express COMPLETE OMG FLAILMENT?

We move our hands a lot.

[Edit: we don't really have a way to do that. There are two kinds of writing in Hebrew, but you either use one or the other, so neither one can be used to "shout".]

I just used asscaps in an email to one of my NY bosses.

At least I didn't call them asscaps.