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In my eng. phys II class my prof. today was telling us about how in a bb experiment if you shoot it through a small slit (very small) and shoot let's say 20 bb's in a row and then look at where they embedd themselves past the slit if you have let's say piece of cardboard they bbs even if all shot exact same position would land not at the dead center but arranged chaotically in a gausian distribution lol no clue on that one but he said that was because of uncertanity principle but i ask him about the limits of uncertainty to my knowledge I thought it only held for small light wavelength sizes and below he said it applied to everything. Is it not just a statement that when you deal with ultra small particles you can never know both the vel and position and onces you know one it alters it?