For 10 points, name the thought experiment involving a living creature that may or may not be dead.
This experiment was proposed as a reaction to an article written by Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen about the strange nature of quantum entanglement. It illustrates the problem of The Copenhagen Interpretation applied to everyday objects, and it attempts to illustrate the paradox that occurs when subatomic particles are not in a definite state. In it, an atom's random radioactive decay causes the breaking of a vial of poison. For 10 points, name the thought experiment involving a living creature that may or may not be dead.
This experiment was proposed as a reaction to an article written by Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen about the strange nature of quantum entanglement.
{Schrödinger's cat}