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Yeah ,ahora veremos de lo que es capaz nuestra Seras.
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Now THIS was awesome. I especially liked Integra's speech.
One question though, if Branagar is a real vampire, how is Schroedinger strong enough to hold him?
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Thanks dude! 
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Well, apparently according to Hirano, he's a catboy (not exactly a werecat). Oh, you're planning to explain it later? Okay then, I'll wait.
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A catboy is not really a "race" isn't ^^ But I must confess Schro is really not from a natural race if we look at it that way.
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Nope, it's not.
He's supposed to be the living embodiment of the Schroedinger's cat paradox. However, I did some research, and that paradox REALLY doesn't work ANYTHING like Schro's powers do.
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I know right! I thinked about that a lot!
Actually the paradox is about observing the cat. As long we don't open the box, we can't see the cat, and so is has 50%-50% possibility that the cat is alive or dead, so the cat is actually both as long we don't see it. But from that theory something is missing, the cat itself. The cat is a living thing, so it can observe himself. Schrodinger is the self-observing cat, who can tell if he is alive or not, even if we don't look into the box ^^ Interesting idea of Hirano, isn't? "Being everywhere and nowhere" is actually the metaphor of "being alive and being dead at the same time". If he is dead he is nowhere but if he is alive he could be anywhere. That's the way I try to understand it, but unfortunately I'm not a physicist
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Like I said, it works nothing like the scenario does. In the scenario what the cat thinks is not important, just the observer. The cat can't determine what state it's in. If you're dead, you're in one place. If you're alive, again, you're in one place. I don't see how being "alive and dead at the same time" could be same as "everywhere and nowhere". All undead creatures (zombies, vampires, etc.) are (in a way) both alive and dead at the same time. Yet, they don't automatically gain teleportation from it. Only Hirano knows, and I don't think he'll tell.
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No, of course not, but I just tried to figure something out from the things the Major said. He said Schrodinger has the "selfobserving" ability of schrodinger's cat. I don't know either how that should work
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Well if I am correct Schro's FREAK chip also makes him an artificial lycanthrope
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That wouldn't explain the ability to be everywhere and nowhere. Not to mention Schro is the only one with cat ears. I don't think he is chipped. And HE IS NOT A "lycanthrope". Schro is not a werewolf. He is cat-human hybrid and a "wehrwolf" which is was a Nazi group during the WWII.
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Oh, no. You were right about that. That IS what Schroedinger is. A self-observing Schroedinger's cat. I was just saying that the actual Schroedinger's cat doesn't work that way.
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