It occurred to me that Shrodinger's cat's immortality is definable, with the death of everyone who cared/knew about him in millennium. (And since he is an artificial creation) The only way for him to truly die is to be completely forgotten. As he was only appearing where anyone who knew about the cat ever was. From Rip van winkle to Maxwell at the meeting. As long as someone knows he exists he can never die.
That's not even a requirement. His immortalality is defined as "cogito ergo sum" or "I think therefore I am" as long as he's self aware he exists. It took loosing himself in over three million souls to drag himself and Alucard into oblivion.
I'd like to know myself I remember the War being lost der Fuhrer killing himself! Then I was found by the doctor who experimented and saved me from my wounds.. But then again as long as I know myself and those around me remember me I'm immortal but I guess we'll never know 😅🥺
The author made a NSFW story were Hitler r*ped a catgirl. And considering how much his NSFW stories influenced Hellsing (many characters like Anderson or the captain frist apepared there), I think that could be canon
The explanation they gave isn't totally accurate. It wasn't cus Schrödinger was alive it was because Schrödinger was Schrödinger. Schrödinger ceased to exist when he was absorbed into Alucard and Alucard gained his abilities which pretty much split Alucard into in infinite number of himself across all of reality and every possible reality and timeline and because of his familiars the same thing happened to them as well, making an infinite number of infinite Alucards all existing at once and all linked directly to the original. He totally lost his ability to differentiate which of him was which and where and when so he effectively became a concept and not a person anymore. The explanation they gave isn't accurate. It wasn't cus Schrödinger was alive it was because Schrödinger was Schrödinger. Schrödinger ceased to exist when he was absorbed into Alucard and Alucard gained his abilities which pretty much split Alucard into in infinite number of himself across all of reality and every possible reality and timeline and because of his familiars the same thing happened to them as well, making an infinite number of infinite Alucards all existing at once and all linked directly to the original. He totally lost his ability to differentiate which of him was which and where and when so he effectively became a concept and not a person anymore. It was only after 30 years of consuming himself that Alucard was able to piece his consciousness back together and manifest into reality. Now with Schrödinger's abilities pretty much under his control. Making Alucard now literally unstoppable and unkillable.
I don't know, I would say that while there are flaws in their description, I would say I don't think Aluicard in literally unstoppable. I think he has become weaker then he was before, while yes he has his base abilities and Schrodinger's "everywhere and no where" abilities, I would say that now he has lost the power he had from millions of souls. And if Schrodinger was so flat out powerful as some say, then he could have just attacked Alucard himself and won, especially after his fights with Anderson and Walter. I think the point is it is a story about a man who lost himself as the vampire dracula, and eventually found himself and his humanity again through Sera, Integra and his role as Alucard. Clearing out the other souls was his literal journey to finding himself again, but now on the power side of things, if he consumes other souls he would likely lose himself again. Potentially he could die still, the issue is whether or not Schrodinger can die. I think he likely can truly die, I agree with you he didn't fake his death, but since he chose it I guess the question would be whether or not he could be killed in some way outside of his choice. I tend to think that the ability is both powerful for the obvious reasons, but vulnerable, as when you make yourself tangible, to say fight and attack another monster, perhaps that means you are tangible and vulnerable to being hit back. Issue being that there isn't a lot of evidence to support this. Nothing that flat out says it is wrong, but not much to truly say this is true. But a major theme of the show is that "immortality is a lie" so I doubt that all of a sudden there is this truly unkillable undying entity that is literally immortal.
If Alucard drinks from just one person, like Schrödinger, will he forget himself? Or does he have to drink from multiple people to experience self-forgetting?
If that were the case he'd be lost hundreds of years ago. Vampires essentially dominate the soul of the individuals blood they consume, as a beings soul is in their blood (or something like that). When Alucard consumed Schrodingers blood it blurred the line between Alucards consciousness and thr millions of souls residing in him
The explanation they gave isn't accurate. It wasn't cus Schrödinger was alive it was because Schrödinger was Schrödinger. Schrödinger ceased to exist when he was absorbed into Alucard and Alucard gained his abilities which pretty much split Alucard into in infinite number of himself across all of reality and every possible reality and timeline and because of his familiars the same thing happened to them as well, making an infinite number of infinite Alucards all existing at once and all linked directly to the original. He totally lost his ability to differentiate which of him was which and where and when so he effectively became a concept and not a person anymore.
catboy exists because he can recognize himself so when he was absorbed by alucard and spread out over all of alucards familiars catboy could no longer recognize himself and deleted himself and alucard by extension
I'm going to be honest even though I think this would have been true that he and police girl both would have had beautiful baby children together😊❤❤ because they both had the same uniform on
Well, I wouldn't say "defeated" per say since Alucard did come back 30 years later probably be more like "temporarily stopped" maybe? Would that make him a cat boy then? Would he have Schrodinger's powers then?
if it took him 30 years then he's as good as defeated, were it not for Seras and Integra then Hellsing would be as good as destroyed. Millennium's goal was to die in glorious battle, Organization XIII's goal was a Crusade, and Hellsing's goal was to survive and exterminate freaks, and only 2 of the 3 succeeded
Never really liked this particular paradox as it's fundamentally flawed. It suffers from the same problem as "if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it does it make a sound" sound doesn't require human observation to exist and a cat doesn't need to be observed to die from poison, eventually the cat will be dead with one hundred percent certainly. Frankly quantum physics is 10% practical and 10% verifiable information and 80% bull.
Just put the word "quantum" in front of it to sound intelligent, current sci fi trope, but has been around a decade or more. I hate these things. Also how little people actually know about it. For instance, D-wave claims to have put out a commercially available quantum computer ... all the way back in 2011. Most people are totally ignorant of these things and just accept whatever bs the media tells them. Same with "AI" it's existed for many years it's just the current buzzword.
If hìs whòle purpose was tø get absørbêd by Alūcard, thên why the hēll thē gēnerál started wãr? Júst sēnd thïs cãt tø Alūcard fôr 1vs1. Alūcãrd wìll dêfeàt hìm añd dêvöur hìm lìke hê did wìth øthérs...🤦🏻♂️🤷.
the general is modelled after malthusians who enjoy perpetuating mass death. He was motivated by defeating alucard but also motivated by a lust for genocide
The point is that you're not supposed to kno the outcome. If you stab a box with a cat inside, you don't kno if it's alive or dead. The 50/50 is the point
@pharaohbubbles1547 you misunderstood Schrodingers cat too. If you stab the box, you directly influenced the experiment, collapsing the superposition. We're not supposed to know when the cat dies. The only time we know what the status of the cat is is when we open the box.
@@shinji391 the paradox can be influenced by outside forces if it helps further the superstition. Like I said, if the box is stabbed, would the cat come out alive or dead? Ignoring of the knife or whatever stabbed said box and it was a clean stab
The concept of shrodingers cat is not a paradox it is a analogy for quatym superposition the cat being an unobserved particle therefore in a superposition until observed where the superposition collapses and the cat is either alive or dead from the poison in the box
I'm everywhere and nowhere that pretty much explains itself
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It occurred to me that Shrodinger's cat's immortality is definable, with the death of everyone who cared/knew about him in millennium. (And since he is an artificial creation) The only way for him to truly die is to be completely forgotten. As he was only appearing where anyone who knew about the cat ever was. From Rip van winkle to Maxwell at the meeting. As long as someone knows he exists he can never die.
That's not even a requirement. His immortalality is defined as "cogito ergo sum" or "I think therefore I am" as long as he's self aware he exists. It took loosing himself in over three million souls to drag himself and Alucard into oblivion.
The biggeet mystery is HOW THE HELL did Millennium even create him
I'd like to know myself I remember the War being lost der Fuhrer killing himself! Then I was found by the doctor who experimented and saved me from my wounds.. But then again as long as I know myself and those around me remember me I'm immortal but I guess we'll never know 😅🥺
The author made a NSFW story were Hitler r*ped a catgirl. And considering how much his NSFW stories influenced Hellsing (many characters like Anderson or the captain frist apepared there), I think that could be canon
in a cave with a box of scrap
The explanation they gave isn't totally accurate. It wasn't cus Schrödinger was alive it was because Schrödinger was Schrödinger. Schrödinger ceased to exist when he was absorbed into Alucard and Alucard gained his abilities which pretty much split Alucard into in infinite number of himself across all of reality and every possible reality and timeline and because of his familiars the same thing happened to them as well, making an infinite number of infinite Alucards all existing at once and all linked directly to the original.
He totally lost his ability to differentiate which of him was which and where and when so he effectively became a concept and not a person anymore. The explanation they gave isn't accurate. It wasn't cus Schrödinger was alive it was because Schrödinger was Schrödinger. Schrödinger ceased to exist when he was absorbed into Alucard and Alucard gained his abilities which pretty much split Alucard into in infinite number of himself across all of reality and every possible reality and timeline and because of his familiars the same thing happened to them as well, making an infinite number of infinite Alucards all existing at once and all linked directly to the original.
He totally lost his ability to differentiate which of him was which and where and when so he effectively became a concept and not a person anymore.
It was only after 30 years of consuming himself that Alucard was able to piece his consciousness back together and manifest into reality. Now with Schrödinger's abilities pretty much under his control. Making Alucard now literally unstoppable and unkillable.
I don't know, I would say that while there are flaws in their description, I would say I don't think Aluicard in literally unstoppable. I think he has become weaker then he was before, while yes he has his base abilities and Schrodinger's "everywhere and no where" abilities, I would say that now he has lost the power he had from millions of souls. And if Schrodinger was so flat out powerful as some say, then he could have just attacked Alucard himself and won, especially after his fights with Anderson and Walter.
I think the point is it is a story about a man who lost himself as the vampire dracula, and eventually found himself and his humanity again through Sera, Integra and his role as Alucard. Clearing out the other souls was his literal journey to finding himself again, but now on the power side of things, if he consumes other souls he would likely lose himself again. Potentially he could die still, the issue is whether or not Schrodinger can die. I think he likely can truly die, I agree with you he didn't fake his death, but since he chose it I guess the question would be whether or not he could be killed in some way outside of his choice.
I tend to think that the ability is both powerful for the obvious reasons, but vulnerable, as when you make yourself tangible, to say fight and attack another monster, perhaps that means you are tangible and vulnerable to being hit back. Issue being that there isn't a lot of evidence to support this. Nothing that flat out says it is wrong, but not much to truly say this is true. But a major theme of the show is that "immortality is a lie" so I doubt that all of a sudden there is this truly unkillable undying entity that is literally immortal.
Schrödinger is confirmed best Catboy in Anime uwu
If Alucard drinks from just one person, like Schrödinger, will he forget himself? Or does he have to drink from multiple people to experience self-forgetting?
If that were the case he'd be lost hundreds of years ago. Vampires essentially dominate the soul of the individuals blood they consume, as a beings soul is in their blood (or something like that). When Alucard consumed Schrodingers blood it blurred the line between Alucards consciousness and thr millions of souls residing in him
The explanation they gave isn't accurate. It wasn't cus Schrödinger was alive it was because Schrödinger was Schrödinger. Schrödinger ceased to exist when he was absorbed into Alucard and Alucard gained his abilities which pretty much split Alucard into in infinite number of himself across all of reality and every possible reality and timeline and because of his familiars the same thing happened to them as well, making an infinite number of infinite Alucards all existing at once and all linked directly to the original.
He totally lost his ability to differentiate which of him was which and where and when so he effectively became a concept and not a person anymore.
catboy exists because he can recognize himself so when he was absorbed by alucard and spread out over all of alucards familiars catboy could no longer recognize himself and deleted himself and alucard by extension
Sounds like a mind over matter case.
So, in that case the best way to attack Srchodinger is to attack his mind.
I'm going to be honest even though I think this would have been true that he and police girl both would have had beautiful baby children together😊❤❤ because they both had the same uniform on
Indeed we did have beautiful children in another lifetime/another universal paradox
Well, I wouldn't say "defeated" per say since Alucard did come back 30 years later probably be more like "temporarily stopped" maybe? Would that make him a cat boy then? Would he have Schrodinger's powers then?
if it took him 30 years then he's as good as defeated, were it not for Seras and Integra then Hellsing would be as good as destroyed. Millennium's goal was to die in glorious battle, Organization XIII's goal was a Crusade, and Hellsing's goal was to survive and exterminate freaks, and only 2 of the 3 succeeded
Whoops, did I just accidentally a war?
Hellsing Abridged got it right.
Never really liked this particular paradox as it's fundamentally flawed. It suffers from the same problem as "if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it does it make a sound" sound doesn't require human observation to exist and a cat doesn't need to be observed to die from poison, eventually the cat will be dead with one hundred percent certainly. Frankly quantum physics is 10% practical and 10% verifiable information and 80% bull.
Just put the word "quantum" in front of it to sound intelligent, current sci fi trope, but has been around a decade or more. I hate these things. Also how little people actually know about it. For instance, D-wave claims to have put out a commercially available quantum computer ... all the way back in 2011. Most people are totally ignorant of these things and just accept whatever bs the media tells them. Same with "AI" it's existed for many years it's just the current buzzword.
Best character in Hellsing, just like Pen Pen is best character in NGE.
If hìs whòle purpose was tø get absørbêd by Alūcard, thên why the hēll thē gēnerál started wãr? Júst sēnd thïs cãt tø Alūcard fôr 1vs1. Alūcãrd wìll dêfeàt hìm añd dêvöur hìm lìke hê did wìth øthérs...🤦🏻♂️🤷.
the general is modelled after malthusians who enjoy perpetuating mass death. He was motivated by defeating alucard but also motivated by a lust for genocide
I love that hellsing is brought back to spotlight but this video seems to recite the same information multiple times for no reason
Oh my god this video and these comments are such slop. I'm fucking dying
he is so cool
neat
Finally
This script is bad
You completely misunderstood Schrodinger's cat.
We don't know what the status of the cat is until the door is opened, collapsing the superposition.
Yes!
The point is that you're not supposed to kno the outcome. If you stab a box with a cat inside, you don't kno if it's alive or dead. The 50/50 is the point
@pharaohbubbles1547 you misunderstood Schrodingers cat too. If you stab the box, you directly influenced the experiment, collapsing the superposition.
We're not supposed to know when the cat dies. The only time we know what the status of the cat is is when we open the box.
@@shinji391 the paradox can be influenced by outside forces if it helps further the superstition. Like I said, if the box is stabbed, would the cat come out alive or dead? Ignoring of the knife or whatever stabbed said box and it was a clean stab
The concept of shrodingers cat is not a paradox it is a analogy for quatym superposition the cat being an unobserved particle therefore in a superposition until observed where the superposition collapses and the cat is either alive or dead from the poison in the box