For his painting of Helen of Troy, the Greek painter Zeuxis, unable to find any girl model beautiful enough to serve as a model, inspected the teens of the city and chose out four, whose peculiar beauties he proposed to reproduce in his picture.
Zeuxis worked in Croton (Cicero was right) or Agrigentum (Pliny the elder was right), being in two places at once like the electron of the quantic theory. Zeuxis was a qubit and Helen an aesthetic upgrade of the average life model.
