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           MUMFORD EXPANSION OF SCHRODINGER INTERPRETATION OF COPENHAGEN EFFECT      According to ordinary science, a dog cannot bark at a cat it had already killed;  since that happens without being a product of a single dog's perception it also occurs.      Dogs, you see, treat reality very three-dimensionally.  They see a cat and they chase it, attack it: it and everything else which looks like it, wounds one or two of them but wonders why the injuries don't accumulate into a dead cat, which is the intent of every attack.  To be fair to the god in this equation, life is very unfair to keep that cat alive after death.      Let's assum

           No entrada reads the sign.      "Wait.  I know Spanish." said one man as he held his hand back against the gaining crowd.  The Medieval castle had been transformed long ago into a museum to suit the tastes of contemporary Americans.      "I don't" I exclaimed, "which means I don't have to read it!  Tally Ho!!"  Under the sign I climbed followed closely by my sub brothers.  For containing so much priceless art, there certainly were not many security guards, except in the courtyard.  There were plenty of them there keeping the statures from being groped and mounted by whatever type of people might do such a thing.  No tasers, tho