Discworld Death's fondness for cats has been shown many times, from his various discussions with The Amazing Maurice, to his granddaughter Susan referring to it when she saw a museum display of Anthropomorphic taxidermy which included come kittens and noting that her grandfather would have had a few choice words to say to whoever came up with THAT concept.
And as Pratchett has said in another of his books which uses the Schrodinger analogy, any experiment where there's an evens chance that when you open the box you'll find a pissed off, mildly radioactive, cat leaping out at you, is probably not one you want to perform.
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And as Pratchett has said in another of his books which uses the Schrodinger analogy, any experiment where there's an evens chance that when you open the box you'll find a pissed off, mildly radioactive, cat leaping out at you, is probably not one you want to perform.
Re: Been a while since I read it but...