Portal Snafu

Problem
On June 17, 2019, an image describing the theoretical motion using the physics and rules of Valve's Portal if a portal on a moving platform were to move at a constant rate and collide with a cube. The image posed two potential outcomes:
 * A. The cube exits the second portal with no momentum and 'plops' onto the floor
 * B. The cube exits the second portal with momentum and flies through the air

Outcome
With great argument and mathematical proofs, outcome A was agreed as the correct answer by a simple majority.

One person in the minority, Stingy FiCKers with a CK not a NG disagrees because "that would be incorrect and not right."

However, Heisenberg suggests a third solution:"It is not a simple binary option. Until it is confirmed, it is in a state of quantum superposition where it is both A AND B. Have you heard of Schrodinger's Cat? If not, essentially, he sealed a cat in a box with the potential to die randomly from a series of events started by a potential spin of an electron. The cat is simultaneously alive and dead, until the box is opened. So, the cat is in a state of quantum superposition. As such, the solution to the answer is in a state of quantum superposition and currently cannot be answered."Aravic simply states:"We cannot solve this with our current information."1neStar says:"Please consider: we live in a society. Society says it's A, but we all know Umaru is a little asshole sister."