Joke Time

Funny!



And some funny comments:

Christine

Is it not an i missing in the second term?

Then it is just a case of taking what is real or imaginary in your physics feelings.

Best,
Christine

Hi dberenstein,

Yes, of course, but I think you have missed my point! [Only in an imaginary world you'd have too much time and little to do! At least for a physicist!]

Best,
Christine

Todd

For me, f(t) is less than epsilon where epsilon is less than 10^-12.

Christine

Yet my joke does not work in Hilbert spaces…

Lionel

The reason f(t) stays close to zero is due to the quantum Zeno effect. I recommend not making any rapid repetitive measurements on “physics” when you have too many other things to do =)

For more details check Shores of Dirac.