Copenhagen Interpretation #40
Project
The Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum physics suggests that objects don't have physical properties until being observed.
In this generative piece by itsgalo and Spøgelsesmaskinen, a set of objects are being held in "superposition" and finally positioned when observed and minted.
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Traits
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- laptop5 of 128 indexed NFTs · 4%
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- cell phone5 of 128 indexed NFTs · 4%
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- bust2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
- 3
- clock4 of 128 indexed NFTs · 3%
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- Utah teapot6 of 128 indexed NFTs · 5%
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- monitor9 of 128 indexed NFTs · 7%
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- decanter4 of 128 indexed NFTs · 3%
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- sculpture2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- IBM PC2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- mouse3 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- telephone4 of 128 indexed NFTs · 3%
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- books4 of 128 indexed NFTs · 3%
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- briefase3 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- plant2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- globe8 of 128 indexed NFTs · 6%
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- candle5 of 128 indexed NFTs · 4%
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- pyramid2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- dodecahedron2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- glasses2 of 128 indexed NFTs · 2%
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- mug1 of 128 indexed NFTs · 1%
- collected artifacts
- 207 of 128 indexed NFTs · 5%
Price history
| Date | Event | Price | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-06-21 | Sale | 55 tez | objkt.com marketplace v3.2 |
| 2022-05-13 | Sale | 68 tez | fxhash marketplace v2 |
| 2022-05-13 | Mint | 25 tez | fxhash issuer v2 |