Mrs. Davis Episode 1: The Crucial Clue To The Stranded Man’s … – Looper

Erwin Schrdinger has been recognized as "the father of quantum mechanics," which deals with subatomic particles. At this level of scale, the normal laws of physics begin to break down, which is why quantum physics is now considered a separate school of thought from classical physics. Famously, Schrdinger once presented a thought experiment to illustrate a paradox inherent in the principle of quantum superposition, which provides that a system can exist in multiple states until its observation leads to the result: There is a cat inside a box, and the cat is both alive and dead until the box is opened, which is an interesting concept to make an allusion to on "Mrs. Davis."

It is hard to deny the similarities between Arthur Schroedinger on "Mrs. Davis" and the Nobel Prize-winning physicist. Besides the cat, Arthur claims to be a scientist himself, and both of them wear glasses. While Arthur is possibly a descendant of Schrdinger, who died in the 1960s, the zaniness of "Mrs. Davis" allows for the possibility that he may be Schrdinger himself in a different state. Either way, it will be interesting to see where the character fits into the equation and why he was missing for ten years.

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