Autumn Reeser in The Big Bang

You know I thought they looked familiar.

The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

You can never, ever know where something is

and where it's going

and how fast it's moving all at the same time.

Not ever. So you could just get the fuck over it.

Schrodinger's Wave Function

describes the likelihood

that something will be where you're looking for it.

You've got to understand

everything behaves like a particle in a wave

at the same time

until something is actually observed.

It exists in multiple states of reality

simultaneously.

What?

Right.

The moment you actually observe anything

anywhere in the universe

you change it

just by looking at it

no matter where it is in the universe.

And if that thing is entangled in a relationship

with anything else

no matter how far away

it changes too

instantly.

And that's faster than the speed of light.

But you know what?

What?

Again.

Nothing's faster than the speed of light.

It doesn't make any sense.

It's totally fucking weird.

It's real life magic.

And Adam

is made up of electrons

and protons

and neutrons

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