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Correct. The theory implies that the cat is simultaneously alive and dead.
If it was the "probatio diabolica", it would be "the cat is alive until you prove it is dead!" which is used when you have absolutely no mean to prove it (vice versa, you can claim the cat is dead until there is a proof it is alive).
The theory makes the vision far much more broad in such case, and observations and random applications/interventions might change the outcome/result the observer seeked for.
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