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I'd root em both at the same time. According to quantum physics it can be done.
It's called the twin slit experiment. Imagine two parallel slits in a sheet of cardboard
and shine a torch on them. It will project onto the wall an interference pattern
of alternating light and dark. The two subbeams interfere with each other. Now
reduce the power of the light bulb until it only emits a single photon. It should
go through one slit or the other and not make an interference pattern, but the
interference pattern still appears. According to quantum theory the photon goes
through both slits at the same time, a parallel existence. No one knows how big
an object can get and still exist in 2 places at the same time, according to
Schrodinger it could happen to a cat. I intend to do more research on the
twin slit experiment.
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