Buttered Cat Paradox

What touches ground first?


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Assumption #1: Cats always land on their feet
Assumption #2: Buttered toasts always land on the buttered side down

What happens when you strap a buttered toast on a cat's back and let it drop from siginificant height?
 
I'll be there to catch the cat.
 
The cat stays, like magneticaly suspended in the air
 

LukeEl

I am a failure to the Korean side of my family
What if it is one of those hairless cats buttered bread would stick to it right?
 

Ace Bandage

The one and only.
Cats don't land on their feet if your throw them hard enough...
 
Assumption #1: Cats always land on their feet
Assumption #2: Buttered toasts always land on the buttered side down

What happens when you strap a buttered toast on a cat's back and let it drop from siginificant height?

Assumption #1 isn't accurate. Cat's usually land on their feet, but try it with an unconscious cat.

Assumption #2 was disproved by Mythbusters a couple of years ago.

Schroedinger's cat is a false paradox, cat suffocates long before the poison could be deployed. (don't ask how I know this.)
 

Vlad The Impaler

Power Slave
I tried an experiment on my cat. I threw him in the air but upon releasing him I made him spin at about 4g. I did this ten times and he only landed on his feet once, on his back six times and on his head thrice. Of course his landing pad was a mound of blankets and pillows. I'm not cruel.
 

Ace Bandage

The one and only.
Seems you're experienced in the delicate art of cat-throwing...

Yes, but I prefer small children or the poor.
 
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