How to play
ENTANGLED PAIR
Two players, one wavefunction, eight limbs between them
THE OBSERVER
Walks the mat with eyes closed, opens them only when the music stops
THE QUIZMASTER
Reads each problem and verifies collapsed answers
THE MUSIC HANDLER
Cuts the music at unpredictable moments
POSE THE PROBLEM
The Quizmaster reads a physics problem aloud. Every answer is a string of 5–8 digits, and no digit ever repeats.
"SUPERPOSE!"
The music starts. While it plays you are undefined: touch as many circles as you like, slide between them, explore.
FORM THE ANSWER
Your pair places one contact — a hand or a foot — on a circle for each digit, in left-to-right order, and holds it down.
THE OBSERVER ROAMS
Eyes closed, the Observer circles the mat. Nobody knows when the music will cut.
MEASUREMENT
The music stops, everyone freezes, and the Observer opens their eyes. Any two players sharing a single circle both lose a point to decoherence.
"COLLAPSE!"
A pair holding the complete, correct sequence shouts "Collapse!" and names their chain limb by limb. Correct answers score; wrong answers stay in superposition.
RESET
Clear the mat, rotate the Observer, deal the next problem. A quick game is 6 rounds; a full game runs to 15 points.
The Mat
40 circles. Four of every digit. Eight limbs per pair — enough for an eight-digit answer, and not one limb to spare.
50 Problem Cards · 5 Topics · 7 Difficulty Levels
EVERY CARD TEACHES — a 'What you need to know' box explains the physics before you solve it
EVERY ANSWER SHOWS ITS WORK — the answer face walks through how to get there
EVERY ANSWER IS DISTINCT-DIGIT — so no pair ever needs the same circle twice