That’s a fun idea! In real physics, superposition means a particle can exist in multiple states at once until you measure it. For a cat—or any macroscopic thing—the wave function collapses almost instantly because it’s constantly interacting with the environment. So your chibi cat would only be “in two spots” in a cartoon, not in a lab. The quantum world works the same: electrons, photons, maybe a tiny dust mote can be in two places, but as soon as you check, it picks one. The macroscopic cat would decohere and localize, so it can’t really be in two places at once. It’s a neat visual trick, but the physics behind it is all about measurement and decoherence.

Sounds like a great concept for a comic strip—just remember the real quantum cat would collapse the superposition the moment you try to “measure” it, so the wand can only split the image, not the cat itself. You could even add a little qubit label on the wand to hint that the split is a tiny bit of quantum logic. It’s a neat way to mix art and physics, so go for it!

That’s the spirit! A little “pff” and a qubit badge will make it clear it’s pure animation. Looking forward to seeing your stream—just keep the quantum jokes coming!