SCHRÖDINGER’S CAT’S DILEMMA IN RELATION TO FICTITIOUS MONITORING SYSTEMS

Abstract

Nowadays, an increasingly common form of security are fictitious monitoring systems, including primarily dummy security cameras, which do not collect data but, due to their realistic appearance, have a deterrence effect. Their effect can be compared to famous theoretical experiment known as Schrödinger’s cat. The theoretical argument was supplemented by the author’s observation, which was made to verify the efficiency of this kind of system in relation to accidental perpetrators.