A great poem fic. Very good.

Very cool, chilling and succinct.

Just came here after reading your other BRILLIANT fic, and yes, you have the most novel and original ideas! just brilliant, do write more hslo!

Wow. That was angsty!! I love it! =D

My GOD, that's so...creative. Something most of us would never think of in a million years.

Wow... cool. I think I get it. I hope. But whether I do or not, we need more people like you writing SW fanfics.

Very, very interesting. I loved the premise. Always thought this concept was existentially, very fascinating.

Great job! Keep up the good work!

Wow... never would've connected Schrodinger's Cat and Han-in-Carbonite. Interesting and well done :)

You just compared the block of carbonite to Shroedinger's cat.

You are a genius. Also, you make me feel like using intelligent content (ok, for me it was Pavlov's dog--look, a managerie!) in fanfic isn't wierd. Thanks, heh.

"we will be shot in the back of the head together", "fit for Princess", and "I wonder if he was inhaling or exhaling when –)
" are heartwrenching. The format of this one took a little bit of time to get used to, but it works. Nice job. (You're so prolific!)

As a physicist-in-training, I greatly appreciated the use of this well-known paradox. Good work!

Phantom Jedi

Wow! I don't have the words to describe how intense this is! Absolutely powerful and incredible!

The sheer brilliance of this piece has rendered me speechless, so instead I will just point out to you my favorite lines (as if giving back to you what you've already written counts as praise-let's pretend it does for now):

and the person will die.
(and my world will implode in on itself into glass and pain and leiai’msorryiloveyouiknow.)

(and it will be a dreamlike happilyeverafter ending fit for a Princess, even though her people are dead and her planet is gone and it wasn’t ended with a kiss.)

(my Han, my life, my soul –)

And this: (then we will be shot in the back of the head together –) startled me-somehow, that could have been their happy ending and it would have made sense.

There aren't words that offer enough praise for this-any my vocabulary must be sorely lacking.

Wow.
You explain this concept a heck of a lot better than wikipedia. I actually understand it now.