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Schrödinger''s Cats
Schrödinger''s Cats
General
General
2
Welcome Scientists
Welcome Scientists
Box Distribution
Box Distribution
Terminology
Terminology
1
Science Cat Terminology
Science Cat Terminology
Set-up
Set-up
3
First Player
First Player
Doctorate Cards
Doctorate Cards
Research Deck
Research Deck
Gameplay
Gameplay
29
The Experiment
The Experiment
3
What is The Experiment?
What is The Experiment?
The Four QUANTUM STATES
The Four QUANTUM STATES
The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
Propose A Hypothesis
Propose A Hypothesis
4
How to Propose a Hypothesis
How to Propose a Hypothesis
Example of How to Propose a Hypothesis
Example of How to Propose a Hypothesis
Rules of the Hypothesis
Rules of the Hypothesis
Example of the Rules of the Hypothesis
Example of the Rules of the Hypothesis
Continuing The Experiment
Continuing The Experiment
5
Part of the Hypothesis
Part of the Hypothesis
Showing Findings
Showing Findings
Example of Showing Findings
Example of Showing Findings
How to Use Doctorate Cards
How to Use Doctorate Cards
Example of How to Use Doctorate Cards
Example of How to Use Doctorate Cards
Example of Prove It!
Example of Prove It!
Prove It!
Prove It!
How to Use Doctorate Cards
How to Use Doctorate Cards
Example of Showing Findings
Example of Showing Findings
Showing Findings
Showing Findings
Part of the Hypothesis
Part of the Hypothesis
Example of the Rules of the Hypothesis
Example of the Rules of the Hypothesis
Rules of the Hypothesis
Rules of the Hypothesis
Example of How to Propose a Hypothesis
Example of How to Propose a Hypothesis
How to Propose a Hypothesis
How to Propose a Hypothesis
The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
The Four QUANTUM STATES
The Four QUANTUM STATES
What is The Experiment?
What is The Experiment?
Rounds of Play
Rounds of Play
Example of Number of Rounds and Cards
Example of Number of Rounds and Cards
Before the First Round Begins
Before the First Round Begins
Example of Before the First Round Begins
Example of Before the First Round Begins
Ending the Game
Ending the Game
6
Prove It!
Prove It!
Example of Prove It!
Example of Prove It!
Observe the Experiment
Observe the Experiment
Example of Observe the Experiment
Example of Observe the Experiment
The End of the Experiment
The End of the Experiment
The Final Experiment
The Final Experiment
Alternative Rules
Alternative Rules
2
2 or 3 Scientists
2 or 3 Scientists
No Elimination
No Elimination
Credits
Credits
1
Who Made This Game?
Who Made This Game?
FAQ
FAQ

Schrödinger''s Cats

How to Propose a Hypothesis

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The Active Scientist will make a hypothesis to the group after reviewing the cards in their hand by stating the number of either Alive Cats, Dead Cats, or Empty Boxes amongst all boxes in play (the total number of cards between all players). Remember, a hypothesis of Heisenbergs (the quantum wildcards) is never allowed.

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The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
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The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
The HEISENBERG UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
The Four QUANTUM STATES
The Four QUANTUM STATES
Example of How to Propose a Hypothesis
Example of How to Propose a Hypothesis
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