Foton & ForestFighter
Foton Foton
ForestFighter ForestFighter
ForestFighter ForestFighter
Hey Foton, I was watching the fire crackle and thought—if photons can tunnel through walls, maybe we can use a little quantum trick to stay unseen by wolves at night. What’s your take on that?
Foton Foton
Honestly, photons tunneling through walls is all about superposition, not a stealth cloak, so wolves will still get the scent of your dinner, not the lack of it. Quantum tricks are great for a catapult, not for hiding from a predator—unless the predator itself is a quantum object, which would be the real horror. So, maybe just stick to a good campfire and a quiet night.
ForestFighter ForestFighter
Sounds about right, Foton, but remember the wolves smell the fire more than the quantum fuzz. Keep the campfire low, the scent low, and if you can’t outrun a predator, at least make it think you’re a one‑night stand.
Foton Foton
Maybe just keep your photons in a “no‑interaction” state—then even the wolves think you’re invisible, but they’ll still sniff you out if you’re lighting a fire. So keep the flame low, the smoke low, and maybe just hide the fire in a dark corner where quantum tunneling could… theoretically.
ForestFighter ForestFighter
You’re right, keep the photons out of sight and the wolves out of mind—if only they cared about superposition instead of a sizzling kebab. So low fire, low smoke, and a corner that looks like nothing at all. That’s my version of quantum stealth, Foton.