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Because we cannot observe the cat, we can conclude that the cat is either dead or alive, one or the other. There is a break in logic that leads to the trippy idea that the cat is both dead and alive.
Basic logic tells us that it is independantly one or the other, but not both, and it is only our failure to be able to observe it that we have no choice but to concede insufficient evidence about which state the cat is in.
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