There is clearly more to King’s Cross Station than meets the eye. Readers will no doubt be familiar with Platform 9 3/4, a feature of the Main Line station, visible only to the egregious boy wizard and his pals.
King’s Cross Underground station has, notwithstanding inasmuch as which, risen (or perhaps sunken) to the challenge posed by its Overground partner. Passengers on the Metropolitan Line platforms are required to exhibit wave/particle duality and behave like quanta in the famous two-slit experiment, gaining access to the platform by both entrances simultaneously.
Given that the diffraction experienced by passengers on the other side might occasion inconvenience, or even, dare I say it, embarrassment, staff are under standing orders to avert their gaze during the process. After all, one wouldn’t want one’s wave-function to collapse just as one was expecting to board a semi-fast to Uxbridge, would one?
I had to take a train yesterday. I was so glad I don't have to do that more than two or three times a year.
¿Use both sides at once?. Must be hard.
Corporal being one side, souls, spirit helpers and/or disembodied voices the other. Actually, for the fully integrated individual of many parts, two platfoms are not going to be enough.
"Actually, for the fully integrated individual of many parts, two platfoms are not going to be enough".I foresee that flattery goes dedicated to my friends Dr R. P. G. of Rotherhithe and Dr. H.G. of Cromer.
If I were Egyptian, this would pose no problem. Ba goes here, Ka goes there, simple as a pyramid.