Shrodinger's Cat Part 7

Do the experiment over and over again, with the same EXACT initial conditions, with no undiscovered hidden variables, and you will observe that the same "cause" leads to two different effects, at any time, not just at 10 seconds. Sometimes the cat is alive, and sometimes it is dead. (Use a different cat after you killed one, of course).

You might say: We have only performed these kinds of experiments for one hundred years. That does not mean that nature is inherently probabilistic. And yes, you would be right. But the empirical data also supports the Theory of Quantum Mechanics, which states that nature is, in fact, inherently probabilistic, since the theory ONLY makes probability predictions.