Schrödinger's Cat - one of the most eccentric protagonists of quantum mechanics - philosophizes loudly and lyrically about her schizophrenic state. Trapped in a box alongside a deadly mechanism triggered by the decay of a radioactive nucleus, the cat finds herself in a superposed, undecidable state: she is both alive and dead. In this paradoxical, inescapable situation, the cat begins to analyze herself on various levels. For example, she realizes that the state of undecidability and being in between can also have advantages: it frees her from the responsibility of having to make a decision. To be - not to be, either - or, for - against, male - female, one tomcat - the other tomcat, all just binary codes! Meow! The cat seizes this opportunity for her rhetoric.