Coherence Page #8
- Oh, baby.
Are you all okay?
Hey, where have you been?
What happened? Okay.
What have you been... Why did
you take... What did you do?
- Can you please tell us what happened?
- We went to...
We went to make a phone
call, and then when...
when we looked in
the door, we saw...
We saw this, basically.
I, I got startled.
I fell over. I hit my head.
We went back to the house to...
Wait. You already
came back here.
Why are you telling
us this story again?
- You came back with the box.
- Wait. What?
Because you came back,
and after you hit your head...
We gave him a Band-Aid
and you gave us the...
But not that Band-Aid.
- What do you mean?
- Oh, my God. I gave you a cloth Band-Aid.
Wait a minute. Hugh... There
was a Hugh and an Amir here?
Yes. And you left with the book.
You left with the pictures, and
we didn't know where you went.
We were at a house where
everybody had red glowsticks.
- You had red glowsticks.
- Do you understand?
We... We have red glow... We
took them from the other house.
- Right.
- Look. Look.
Is that... Look. That box of
red glowsticks is unopened.
Guys, if they started
here, they belong here.
They're in the right house.
- Well, welcome back.
- Welcome back.
- Jeez, man, I'm sorry.
- That's all right.
Sorry.
So, guys, what was the other
Mike like? What was he doing?
The other Mike is...
So, it was you guys
who left us the note.
No, I never got out with that note.
We ended up with two notes.
And so did we.
Well, where's... We have two notes.
One that was written here and
one that was left on the door.
If you didn't, and if
the other Hugh didn't,
then who has been
leaving the notes?
"Quantum decoherence ensures
that the different outcomes...
have no interaction
with one another."
So, that one note has been
written at least four times.
Well, how many Hugh and Amirs
Okay, before we do anything,
we have to figure out how
to mark our own house.
Just stay inside. No, no.
She's right.
Staying inside isn't realistic.
We need some kind of marker.
We got to mark this house.
If we put a marker in
front of the house,
there could be an infinite
number of houses with that mark.
So, we have to do something random.
Something that can't be repeated.
Something unique.
Dice. Do we have dice?
We have dice?
- Um, Yahtzee.
- Yeah, Yahtzee.
If we each roll a number for each
of us, that's what? That's...
Six times six times six times six
times... That's hugely random.
- The probability of that repeating is... tiny.
- And then what? We...
But so we have to have
something visual.
I mean, should we write
it down, put it in...
put it outside? Put it in an envelope?
We still won't know.
No, no, no, no.
We need something to mark it.
Yeah. We put it in a box.
- That's, that's...
- That's exactly what they've done.
- They were ahead of us.
- They were making a marker for their house.
They made a unique mark.
Only we took it.
If it seems like a good idea to us,
it would seem like a
good idea to them.
- Do you have a box?
- Yeah. Yeah, let me look.
So, we need photos.
This is so crazy.
It's par for the night.
- There are a lot of pictures here.
- You can't use that picture.
That's ridiculous.
- I'm the attorney for Grizzly Adams.
- Yeah, I know. This is...
How does this work as a box?
I didn't even know we had it.
It was just under a pile
of crap in the back.
If you can... That'll work.
So, tha... Tha... That's your box?
- It was here all the time.
- Of course it was.
I'm not too happy about
cutting these pictures.
And we only have pictures of
you and I together, babe.
I actually... I actually
have a photo of Kevin.
- I know that's strange. Um...
- What?
No, I have my, um...
My checking account number is written on
the back of this old photo that I have,
and it's just been in
my wallet forever.
It's right here.
What? You know what?
I-I'll just...
- I'll cut this picture that we have here.
- Just use this one. It's okay.
Just scratch off the number. Cut.
Great. I think we got one of
everybody except me, so...
I'm glad you guys all keep a lot
of pictures of your friend, Amir.
Well, we'll take one of you.
Smile, d*ckhead.
Let me see.
It's not exactly the same.
It's not the same as the
one from the other box.
They took a picture of me in the other
house, but it's not exactly the same.
This is what we're talking about.
That's a moment where it can be...
a different...
a divergent moment.
That's what we're gonna do
right now with these dice.
Wait. Since we're the blue house,
shouldn't we use a blue pen?
- Just to make it even more...
- That makes sense.
Yeah? The odds go up by three.
So, does everyone have a die?
- What's yours?
- Beth?
All right.
Six.
Hugh? Three.
Mike? Four.
Six.
Two.
You guys know what a quick code is?
You know when you...
are going online, going
into your bank account,
and when you go to your
password, it'll give you...
a picture to choose?
That's your quick code. That's called an
MFA. It's a multi-factor authenticator.
We do 'em. We put 'em in
whenever we build our big sites.
It's an icon, right?
- Sort of a random...
- A random object.
Yeah. So, what if
each of these...
has a random object in it to sort
of serve as that quick code, right?
Right. Right. So, we pick
something to put in there.
You could put anything in there, right?
A candle or a book or, um...
- The oven mitt.
- Or a ping-pong paddle.
Or a ping-pong paddle.
Exactly. Yeah.
Exactly.
- Well, how's this? And this is random, right?
- A coaster?
Is anything really random tonight?
If you have to leave,
when you check the box, open it up,
you see that, you know
you're off to a good start.
I feel better.
Okay. So we've got the box.
Yeah, and it only took all
night to figure it out.
We've marked the house.
If we stay together,
keep our heads up, and nobody
wanders off, we can get through this.
- Thanks, coach.
- Yeah.
- You want something?
- Yeah, water. Water would be great.
I'm gonna get a drink.
numbers are from the first box?
Let me check.
Where's my calculator?
Let's see.
So, if there's eight of us...
and it's six times six...
times six.
Three different colored
glowsticks times three...
is 5,038,848 possible variables.
So, that's the variable.
Are you okay?
Everything okay with the numbers?
Yeah.
D-Do you remember what number was
written on the back of your picture?
- Five.
- Yeah?
I found a good spot out front, just as long
as another Hugh and Amir don't come by.
Kevin, do you remember what number
was written on the back of your picture?
- Six.
- Yeah?
- Beth?
- Three.
Hugh, do you remember?
- I was a three.
- You sure?
Yeah. What's going
on in the kitchen?
- Pound cake.
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