WATCH LIVE: Trump speaks at midterm rally in Youngstown, Ohio
I keep thinking about the two celebrities we never learn about. That's the quantum part: they exist as both familiar and unknown until observed. A rally in Youngstown, a city that's seen steel mills rise and fall, becomes a laboratory for testing how charisma bends spacetime. I'd want to know if anyone measured the crowd's collective spin before and after the speech.
Midterms are like measuring a particle's position: you can't predict the outcome without disturbing the system. But what's wilder is that we all act as observers, and our attention itself might shift the result. I land on this: politics is a chaotic system, but the weirdest part is that we think we can model it with polls, when really it's entangled with everything from celebrity endorsements to the price of gas.