Up or Down?

11 years ago

One of my FB Friends, say to me that is going down, i also believe that he is going down

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Claude Whitacre 11 years ago

The cat is going down. It's obvious because you can tell that the blood is pooling in it's head, meaning the head is lower than the body. Also, the stride of the cat indicates that it is not fighting gravity, as much as when it would be going up the stairs.

The angle of the head indicated that the cat is looking at something above the end of the stairs, showing that someone is at the bottom of the stairs. And the angle that the photo was taken, indicated that the photographer was standing at the bottom of the stairs, or, at the top of the stairs...while standing on his head.

There are several dust particles that are falling, in the photo. They are falling downward. To do that, the foreground has to be lower than the background.

The cat's tail is curved, caused by a bouncing gate...that would be accentuated if the cat is going down the stairs, not up.

The muscles in the cat's front legs, are tensed. They are tensing, as the cat lands on descending steps, slowing it's descent.

Therefore, the cat is descending the stairs.

I'm joking.

But the stairs have a slightly protruding ridge, that is indicating that the stairs are descending. Unless the cat is running backwards....traveling backwards through time....as part of a Quantum Physics experiment.
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Frank Donovan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

What do you see?

Ha. You're not fooling anyone with your deceptively innocent "up or down" question. Clearly this is a cunningly disguised thought experiment to illustrate the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics in which all motions of the cat are decoherent from each other, and in which the only possible answers are "both" or "neither".

But nice try, anyway.

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MissTerraK

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Ha. You're not fooling anyone with your deceptively innocent "up or down" question. Clearly this is a cunningly disguised thought experiment to illustrate the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics in which all motions of the cat are decoherent from each other, and in which the only possible answers are "both" or "neither".

But nice try, anyway.

Dang, I'm smart!

But not as smart as you though.

Terra

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tagiscom 11 years ago

I initially thought that he was going down, but he is obviously going up with the floor behind him.
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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Ha. You're not fooling anyone with your deceptively innocent "up or down" question. Clearly this is a cunningly disguised thought experiment to illustrate the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics in which all motions of the cat are decoherent from each other, and in which the only possible answers are "both" or "neither".

But nice try, anyway.

This is what happens when I wait on customers in the middle of a post.....Someone clever says something that makes my post look like I'm repeating what they said. Darn you Frank!

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David Beroff

11 years ago

I think it's white and gold.

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MissTerraK 11 years ago

Originally Posted by David Beroff

I think it's white and gold.

I did too but they insisted it was blue and black.

Terra
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discrat

11 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

What do you see?

I think he's coming down.

Well, looks that way to me anyway?

What does it look like to you?

Terra

I think he is going up. Well. now it does look like he is going down.

Wait looks like up.

But uhmmmm. now he is going down.

I swear he is going up...but

you know what he is going down.

Yep he is definitely going do...

Hold on that looks like a floor at the bottom so he is going up.

Okay just got back from the bathroom, and yes, yes that is a ceiling at the top
so he is going down.

Right ! Definitely going down

I think

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MissTerraK 11 years ago

Apparently we all need something a bit easier.

Okay, which kitty is going up and which kitty is going down?

But then again...

Shouldn't the kitty on the left be inhaling and the kitty on the right exhaling?

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Dan Riffle

11 years ago

Those stairs are a death trap if the cat is going up. People would constantly trip on the lips of the steps and plummet to their untimely deaths.

Wait. Can we get a picture of Claude on these stairs? Maybe we'll get lucky....

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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Those stairs are a death trap if the cat is going up. People would constantly trip on the lips of the steps and plummet to their untimely deaths.

Wait. Can we get a picture of Claude on these stairs? Maybe we'll get lucky....

Just put both Riffle and I on the steps..with no witnesses...and I'll prove the steps go down...and that the floor is concrete.

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

and plummet to their untimely deaths.
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Untimely death? For you? No such thing.

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discrat

11 years ago

Okay guys. I solved it. Well my buddy did, actually

I cannot believe I did not see this myself.

One of my best friends is helping me with a leak in the roof today. He is a mechanical engineer.

We sat down for a break here in the den and I had this on my computer and showed him.

And he just pointed out something that makes it 100 percent verifiable of whether this cat is going up or down.

See if you can see it

Hint : do not just look at the Cat to try to figure this out

Once you see it , you will kick yourself . It is one of those things that it is so easy your brain is subconsciously making it more difficult than it really is

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Winning34

11 years ago

Originally Posted by discrat

Okay guys. I solved it. Well my buddy did, actually

I cannot believe I did not see this myself.

One of my best friends is helping me with a leak in the roof today. He is a mechanical engineer.

We sat down for a break here in the den and I had this on my computer and showed him.

And he just pointed out something that makes it 100 percent verifiable of whether this cat is going up or down.

See if you can see it

Hint : do not just look at the Cat to try to figure this out

Once you see it , you will kick yourself . It is one of those things that it is so easy your brain is subconsciously making it more difficult than it really is

The shadows - The cat is going down.

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msdobe 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Winning34

The shadows - The cat is going down.

I agree with Winning34... going down.
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tagiscom

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Those stairs are a death trap if the cat is going up. People would constantly trip on the lips of the steps and plummet to their untimely deaths.

Wait. Can we get a picture of Claude on these stairs? Maybe we'll get lucky....

Yep!

Poor Kitty!

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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

The cat is coming down the stairs -- unless those are weird steps with raised ridges at the edge of the steps. Since that would be a tripping hazard, it makes a great deal more sense that the cat is coming down the steps.

Whoever made time image may have wanted it to be one of those "half-full, half-empty" interpretations to point out what kind of person you tend to be. If so, it's a fail because the steps are a giveaway to which way the cat is going.

There's another clue as well, unless our cat is different from that one. Does anyone else see it?

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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

There's another clue as well, unless our cat is different from that one. Does anyone else see it?

"When my cat goes up stairs, he kind of hops up them," said Redditor ktphoenix. "Front paws first, then back ones, and on up. It's only when he's coming back down that he actually walks one paw at a time. That and the position of the ledge makes me pretty sure it's down."

That's what I was hinting at.

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AdWordsUzmani

11 years ago

Here is the answer

The cat is going down the stairs - Business Insider

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Dan Riffle 11 years ago

Originally Posted by AdWordsUzmani

Here is the answer

The cat is going down the stairs - Business Insider

Boom! BI with the mic drop.
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Claude Whitacre 11 years ago

Originally Posted by AdWordsUzmani

Here is the answer

The cat is going down the stairs - Business Insider

I said it first! I said it first!
And that isn't as important as...I said it before Riffle.

Move faster, my furry little friend.

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Boom! BI with the mic drop.

Yes, celebrate your correct answer....after Claude said it.

You win the Silver Medal of "Who posted a correct answer on a meaningless joke thread."

But, I win the Gold.
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  Lol, Claude i said first
  
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  Originally Posted by federal06
  
  Lol, Claude i said first
  
  You said it first that it was down. I was the first to say why. And Riffle was after both of us (the most important part).
  
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HeySal

11 years ago

Up. Look at the floor at the bottom, the angle of the wall - and the depth of the steps. It's the runner on the step edge that makes it look like he's going down - the depth vs. height of the step shows that to be an illusion, though. Those would be some narrow, short steps if the cat were descending.

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HeySal

11 years ago

The pic is extremely misleading. The run of the cat going down from behind gives a whole different dimensional effect to the stairs. Anyway - I wish someone would have taken a clearer pic of the top of those stairs - WTF is that all about? Is that wall or ceiling or what?

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Dan Riffle

11 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

The pic is extremely misleading.

That's kind of the point, Sal. Otherwise, it'd just be a picture of a cat on stairs.

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Frank Donovan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by federal06

Lol, Claude i said first

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

You said it first that it was down. I was the first to say why. And Riffle was after both of us (the most important part).

Ahem. From the first post in the thread:

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

I think he's coming down.

You don't think Terra would have posted a question without already knowing the answer, do you?

Amateurs.

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MissTerraK

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Ahem. From the first post in the thread:

You don't think Terra would have posted a question without already knowing the answer, do you?

Amateurs.

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I was just about to post this:

Eh-hem! I believe I said it first boys.

Great minds think alike and all that.

Terra

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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

I was just about to post this:

Eh-hem! I believe I said it first boys.

Great minds think alike and all that.

Terra

Then how do you explain that Riffle got it right?

I think you guys are all forgetting the most important thing we have learned here. Claude figured out why the cat was descending...before Riffle. Riffle was second..or as I like to think of it, Dead Last.

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MissTerraK

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Then how do you explain that Riffle got it right?

It was either a fluke or a freak of nature, haha!

But I was referring to Frank in my post.

Terra

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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

It was either a fluke or a freak of nature, haha!

But I was referring to Frank in my post.

Terra

I I know. But I get no joy out of beating Frank to the punch. It is only the nefarious Riffle (and his evil monkey Kurt) that I love beating.

Plus, I'll be honest...it doesn't happen all that often.

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AprilCT

11 years ago

I didn't post because I had already read the cat was headed down the steps previous to Terra's posting the thread. It just wouldn't have been fair to anyone else, like Claude, who wants to be right.

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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by AprilCT

I didn't post because I had already read the cat was headed down the steps previous to Terra's posting the thread. It just wouldn't have been fair to anyone else, like Claude, who wants to be right.

I do want to be right. And I want to be right without cheating. Everything I've posted about Riffle and beating him is a joke. I don't really need to be the first, or the smartest.

But, for some reason, a puzzle... like the cat photo, just compels me to figure it out. And it's even more important that I got the right answer in the right way.

There are three or four people here that I'm pretty sure are brighter than I am. But puzzle, games of logic, are attractive to me.

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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

There are three or four people here that I'm pretty sure are brighter than I am. But puzzle, games of logic, are attractive to me.

Do you like Sudoku and Crossword puzzles? I love to solve them, and sometimes I make my own for others to solve. Creating a Crossword puzzle manually (no puzzle creation software) is a fun challenge - harder then solving them in some ways.

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11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

Do you like Sudoku and Crossword puzzles? I love to solve them, and sometimes I make my own for others to solve. Creating a Crossword puzzle manually (no puzzle creation software) is a fun challenge - harder then solving them in some ways.

No. For some reason, it's problems in logic that fascinate me. Unsolvable paradox's...that sort of thing. Crossword puzzles require a greater memory for words than I have, and use a different part of the brain.

When I said Puzzles, I meant more like figuring out how illusions are done, or how our/my perception may be fooled. Totally objective clear thinking is my goal. It's a work in progress.

I'm honored that you asked though.

By the way, the cat's front left foot is on the step. Nobody mentioned that. It's another clue that the cat is descending.

I think the lighting/shadows are purposely ambiguous.

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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

No. For some reason, it's problems in logic that fascinate me...

Sudoku is a logic puzzle. You might like them.

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Dan Riffle 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

Sudoku is a logic puzzle. You might like them.

Dennis, he can't remember numbers either.
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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

Sudoku is a logic puzzle. You might like them.

Dennis; To be honest, I didn't know what Sudoku was. I assumed it was a different type of crossword puzzle. I may give it a shot. Thanks.

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11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

But puzzle, games of logic, are attractive to me.

Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

Do you like Sudoku and Crossword puzzles? I love to solve them, and sometimes I make my own for others to solve. Creating a Crossword puzzle manually (no puzzle creation software) is a fun challenge - harder then solving them in some ways.

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

No. For some reason, it's problems in logic that fascinate me.
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Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill

Sudoku is a logic puzzle. You might like them.

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Dennis; To be honest, I didn't know what Sudoku was. I assumed it was a different type of crossword puzzle. I may give it a shot. Thanks.

And this is what we call "irony"...

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Dennis Gaskill 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Dennis, he can't remember numbers either.

Hmm... that would make it more difficult. Maybe we could all chip in and get him a set of wooden blocks with numbers only that he can place on his desk?

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Dennis; To be honest, I didn't know what Sudoku was. I assumed it was a different type of crossword puzzle. I may give it a shot. Thanks.

You can buy Sudoku books, but I like to print them out from this site:

Sudoku Printables by Krazydad

If you've never done one, start with the easy ones and once you realize how easy those are, go for a more difficult level. There are several levels of difficulty you can choose from.

You can also do them online here:

Web Sudoku - Billions of Free Sudoku Puzzles to Play Online

I prefer printing them out to do offline though. They squeeze into a lot of odd moments in the day and it's good brain exercise.
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HeySal 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

That's kind of the point, Sal. Otherwise, it'd just be a picture of a cat on stairs.

Right now I'm just glad I don't live in that house.
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  Originally Posted by HeySal
  
  Right now I'm just glad I don't live in that house.
  
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11 years ago

Awesome, we all win a false gift

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corrosion33

11 years ago

I think he's going up. You can see the landing at the top of the staircase (or what looks like a landing).

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11 years ago

Pfftt! It's a trick. The cat is standing still, it's the stairs that're moving.

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11 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

What do you see?

I think he's coming down.

Well, looks that way to me anyway?

What does it look like to you?

Terra

There appear to be lips on the stairs. If so, this must be a picture of the cat going DOWN the stairs. There are other cues also, but this is a clear one that I think people understand. The idea is that stairs sit on top of a platform that is SUPPOSED to have a riser in front. I heard in the 70s that that was MANDATED by the US, but maybe it was local or something. Failing to have a riser can cause accidents and increase the chances for injury. Anyway, they often extend out a bit from the riser, giving the lip I spoke about. You can see it here, indicating that the photo was taken from BELOW the lips, in front of the cat.

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Joe Stewart

11 years ago

I say up. I'm probably wrong, but I've got a 50/50 chance, right? Lol

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Jack Gordon

11 years ago

Up, down... my dog would think he is just as delicious either way.

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Ebbo

11 years ago

As a carpenter who has built many stairs, I knew which way the cat was going the moment I saw the pic.

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jacktackett

11 years ago

I think some guy named Schrödinger ( he played Piano for the Peanut gang I think) said the cat is going both up AND down the stairs.
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11 years ago

Be careful Claude...

Once you break through the basics, high level soduku strategy is truly addictive.

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11 years ago

Now, which way is the cat going, maaaaagggghhhh!

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Dennis Gaskill 11 years ago

Originally Posted by tagiscom

Now, which way is the cat going, maaaaagggghhhh!

Still down - cat's don't go up the stairs one foot at a time, they only come down that way.
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- Claude Whitacre 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill
  
  Still down - cat's don't go up the stairs one foot at a time, they only come down that way.
  
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  Originally Posted by Dennis Gaskill
  
  Still down - cat's don't go up the stairs one foot at a time, they only come down that way.
  
  I don't know about that, his tail is going right, (counterbalancing) and his back leg looks like it is stepping up, so l will go with him going up the stairs!
  
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Janice Sperry

11 years ago

Why is everyone calling it "he"? Is it a he or a she?

Also I think it is going up the stairs backwards.

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lanfear63 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Janice Sperry

Why is everyone calling it "he"? Is it a he or a she?

Also I think it is going up the stairs backwards.

The cat's gender has no relevance here, but for the sake of clarity and balance we should henceforth refer to it as just "The Pussy"
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- Claude Whitacre 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by lanfear63
  
  The cat's gender has no relevance here, but for the sake of clarity and balance we should henceforth refer to it as just "The Pussy"
  
  We are going to refer to the genderless cat as "The Pussy". I propose we name it Riffle. The obviousness is inescapable.
  
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  lanfear63 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre
  
  We are going to refer to the genderless cat as "The Pussy". I propose we name it Riffle. The obviousness is inescapable.
  
  So it's agreed, Riffle is going down.
  
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  Claude Whitacre 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by lanfear63
  
  So it's agreed, Riffle is going down.
  
  Man......that's funny. Now I know his goatee is more than symbolic.
  
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